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Tucker Max Wants You to Like Him for Being an Unapologetic Dickheadnew

The film adaptation of Max's notoriously infantile and incredibly popular tell-all memoir about his fratboy sexcapades is not immediately repugnant. I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell only becomes truly insipid when it makes a cloying, half-hearted attempt to show that Max and his buddies have learned the error of their ways and now have greater respect for women and themselves.
New York Press  |  Simon Abrams  |  09-24-2009  |  Reviews
Tags: Bob Gosse, I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell, Tucker Max

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