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Minor Characters In Las Vegas
A wolf pack, only men, one night bachelor party and Las Vegas. What could be better? Four bachelors one of whom is to lose this title in a short time. This is the last night of freedom. You can do anything you want because this is Las Vegas. But, as usual in such situations, something is going wrong and the main heroes, after they were out at night, are trying to find future fiance with no memory. The plot of this comedy movie is based on the shreds of memories, searching of lost things and adventures. Colorful character of Zach Galifianakis is represented greatly in this movie. He is like a lost child who is in his thirties for a long time. We should note that there are no minor characters in the movie. All of them complement each other making
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