Bachelor Party 2!
We may now look at Tom Hanks as one the greatest actor's of all time, mocking foreigners (The Terminal), the retarded (Forrest Gump), and pathetic middle-aged singles (You've Got Mail, Sleepless in Seattle) with an unbiased, unmatched skill, but he wasn't always America's golden boy. When he was just starting out, he took a role too many of us had forgotten: an engaged man on his final night of hooker freedom in Bachelor Party.
Thankfully, a sequel is now in the works, and, wisely, the producers have recognized that it was not the comic appeal of young up-and-comer Hanks that made the first a success, but the loose, general concept of a bachelor party. Thus, nothing is retained from the original except that prize idea.
Strangely, this film will bypass it's theatrical run for a shot at Blockbuster shelves and used DVD bins.
