Nick (Steve Guttenberg) has finally met the woman of his dreams. Beth (Crystal Bernard) is everything that he has ever wanted. And what’s more is that even though she has been divorced and has a son from a prior marriage, that’s okay. She is perfect.

Nick even managed to convince her of what he most feared she wouldn’t believe. She really, truly understands that he is Santa Claus, and that when they get married, they will all go to live at the North Pole. They just need to do it by Christmas Eve, or everything will fall apart. It seems that Christmas can’t happen without a Mrs. Claus.

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I wrote an entry comparing this movie to Animal House nearly ten months ago, but I never really reviewed the movie itself, so I figured that it was time to rectify that situation.

Overall, the movie is certainly enjoyable. It’s nothing like Animal House, true, but very few movies are. Frankly, I don’t think it’s even as good as Old School, but it’s definitely a closer comparison. The problem is that it simply doesn’t flow. Both Animal House and Old School stayed true to their vision throughout, while Wedding Crashers starts and stops, which detracts from the overall enjoyment.

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