Elizabeth Debicki’s Breakout Role Was in This Wildly Vulgar and Incredibly So-Bad-It’s-Good Comedy

There’s a fine line between chaotic and completely unhinged; it’s safe to say that A Few Best Men crosses it, and then some. This 2011 Aussie-Brit comedy is the kind of movie that seems genetically engineered for a huge following, right up there with the likes of The Hangover franchise. The story features unhinged fixings like a wild bachelor weekend complete with deranged groomsmen and a political father-in-law who ends up doing things no politician should ever do on camera. All in all, it’s loud, crass, and proud of its eccentricities.