Huge Cast

Because they don't do jack with them. The movie focuses more on Scout-Taylor Compton's character (VERY annoying character too) and the guy that is the best man. But you'd think "the best man" (as in the title of the movie) would be more about Dolph Lundgren, especially since he and Luke Wilson are on the poster and the trailer heavily shows Dolph and Luke teaming up. Nope. Dolph and Luke don't do jack in the movie. Dolph shoots a couple guys and Luke Wilson pretty much runs around like a chicken with its head cut off. But there is nothing exciting about what Dolph does. Everything is brief and done in a non-exciting way. Plus he gets in a fight with one of the guys, but has to be saved by the bride. Then it takes like 40-45 minutes for stuff to get going. And the movie is only about 80-90 minutes without end credits. Oh and then you think Luke Wilson would get to be an action hero. Nope. He kills a guy or two. And when he gets his hands on a gun, you think he is going to start fighting back. Nope. After he shoots the couple guys (or just the one guy, can't fully remember because this movie was god awful), he ditches the weapon and starts running around the building until the last couple minutes when they confront the main bad guy. But there is nothing exciting about the final confrontation. Just talking and then Luke Wilson whips out a gun and shoots the bad guy. The ONLY positive I can give this movie is that they don't kill off Dolph Lundgren's character. You'd think he'd sacrifice himself and stuff. Nope. They let him live. The movie was completely terrible and a HUGE letdown. The trailer was VERY misleading also.