2/4  Wild Hogs
Wild Hogs is an OK comedy, with a result that is dissapointing. The four leads are good and they all give likable performances(with William H. Macy coming off best), Although, Ray Liotta is a joke as the "bad guy", even in the comic sense.... (read full)

0.5/4  Old Hogs
This film is wrong, it's just wrong.

Perhaps I'm just not the target audience (I'm assuming there is one - this thing had to be made for someone besides the actors, who had to have signed onto this for a quick and easy paycheck.)

T... (read full)

1/4  So so....
This was a movie about 4 guys, experiencing some mid- life thing, they decide to go on a road trip on their motorcycles across the country. There were a few funny parts, but most of them you saw on the previews. I lost interest towards the... (read full)

2/4  Wild Hogs Quick Review
A sometimes painful screwball comedy, which wastes its talented cast; Macy gets most of the laughs, John C. McGinley and Liotta are over-the-top and Tomei thanklessly underused. Final Grade: C


2/4  Wild Hogs Quick Review
Pretty much what I had expected. A few good laughs, a lot of groaners but overall not awful. The characters are fairly interesting, though nothing that knocked my socks off. A fun trifle, nothing more.

3/4  Wild Hogs Quick Review
So many people HATE this movie. I thought it was really funny. But I'm also a sucker for Tim Allen.

3/4  Wild Hogs Quick Review
This funny movie with a great cast of characters was a good rent. It was well worth my time and gave me several laughs. I am a John Travolta fan and I thought he did good in this role. Check this movie out!

5/5 Blu-Ray Wild Hogs worth the upgrade
  by Don G. Connell (Lubbock, Texas)
I owned Wild Hogs on DVD and upgraded to Blu-Ray. Well worth the upgrade with outstanding sound and picture. I would give my highest grade for the difference.

5/5 Mid-Life Laugh
  by L. A. Ward (Ellicott City, MD)
This movie is really funny and it's a feel good movie too which is always nice. If you're over 40 and have ever walked into a Harley Davidson dealership wishing for a bike, then this movie is for you. I love the chemestry between the actors and they all did a great job. Lawrence and Macy are especially funny. Great Easy Rider moment at the end. I'm purchasing this movie and adding it to my funny, feel good movie collection. I loved City Slickers and never really thought about a comparison between that movie to Wild Hogs. I enjoyed both movies and that's good enough for me. Wild Hogs makes me laugh enough to want my own copy.

5/5 Wild
  by Carol Mayberry-Sanchez (New Mexico/Colorado)
To the button-down collar types who ride the merry-go-round daily: try riding a Harley on a road trip to stir your soul. Even the real deal freedom-loving, hit the road-type hogs and hogettes should get a lot of laughs out of this one. It rates high on my list of all-time favorite fun movies! Individually, these guys are great, and, collectively, they are hilarious. The movie was filmed in New Mexico and adds local flavor and charm to the mix.

5/5 Great cast-hysterical!
  by D. L. Perillo
Honestly, I wanted to see this for some time and thought it MIGHT be pretty funny. But I didnt think it would be THIS funny. I must admit, William H Macys character was my favorite. He was hysterical! And all the guys going through their mid life crises together, they made for a great cast and some very funny moments. I dont remember actually laughing this much during a movie in a long time. A few times I even had tears in my eyes. As soon as it was over I said I have got to have this movie. (I saw the movie when it played on tv) I definately think this movie is a must have.

4/5 Not Bad, Not Bad At All
  by D. Mikels (Skunk Holler)
Midlife. Your life is bland, you're in a rut, and your body's falling apart. What to do? Why not get together with some buds and go on a male-bonding motorcycle trip? Let that testosterone rip, by golly. Be cool (for maybe the first time ever). What's so hilariously coincidental is that three of my close buds (all solidly middle-aged) just took a bike trip to the New Mexico Rockies (I was invited, but politely declined), so when I stumbled across WILD HOGS I had to pull up a chair and watch the madcap shenanigans of John Travolta, Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence, and William H. Macy gone wild. (Yet unlike this cast, my friends didn't have a run-in with the Del Fuegos. Darn.)

The movie is silly, predictable, often lame, and decidedly over-the-top, but come on; it's still funny and entertaining--plus there is an undercurrent of midlife angst that resonates with old cusses like moi. I especially liked the give-and-take between our heroes and the rough and ready Del Fuegos, led by a bristly Ray Liotta (who was born to play a biker gang leader). But the Del Fuego who steals every scene he's in is the versatile Kevin Durand (who was outrageously fantastic in his brief role in Smokin' Aces); Durand's reaction, during the closing credits, when the Del Fuegos' bar was resurrected in a spoof to Home Makeover had me rolling on the floor. So midlife might not be so funny, but trying to spice it up can be, and WILD HOGS proves it.
--D. Mikels, Author, The Reckoning