Unfinished Business

2015 • 90 minutes

About this movie

In this outrageous buddy comedy, Vince Vaughn stars as an entrepreneur who travels to Europe with two associates (Dave Franco, Tom Wilkinson) to close the most important business deal of their lives. But the journey spins wildly out of control as the hapless trio encounters all kinds of crazy obstacles, including bar brawls, hotel foul-ups, foreign GPS directions, and a global fetish festival!

Ratings and reviews

I was surprised at all the bad reviews here. What I really loved about this movie is that it never went over the top but still had great laughs and funny/awkward situations. It was like the movie Waiting but for salespeople. I even liked the family story on the side too because most sales people I've met are good family people who also see wild times on the road when trying to close business or let off steam when they didn't. I didn't feel it had to be one or the other. Its like the life many sales people live . I felt that Franco was great and the real standout but I love watching Tom Wilkinson's subtle reactions to Fanco's lines. He's such a good actor. Also Vince Vaughn did a great job playing it a little more straight than he usually does while still being the Vince I've loved since Swingers and Made. I liked all three characters and thought they all worked well together. This to me was way better than The Interns which was a Google commercial with a bad story written into it. It's not one of the best comedies of all time but it's a good laugh and definitely worth a watch. Especially if you have ever been in sales and spent some time on the road.

Critics are soo good what they do best, criticizing. Any movie you see now will probably have the partial make-up of another movie, but you know what this movie was entertaining. It had a message and had a good ending. A movie has to keep you intrigued some type of way. If it doesn't have violence or excessive drama something has to be done to keep you from being bored. This did have alot of working parts in it, but they came together at the end to make a well-established plot. Vince Vaughn rises to the occasion again and his supporting actors didn't disappoint. I like it. Watch it.

I used to actually believe in reviews. When the crowd gave it thumbs down, it was terrible. Now, I think everyone wants to be a film critic, and they should all keep their day job. This is exactly what it should be, a FUNNY punchline after punchline modern day Porky's Revenge type movie. If you like great humor and you're a fan of Vince Vaughn style humor, then you'll love this flick! If you want to be a film critic and everything needs to have a certain level of perfection, then you'll still be happy as you'll be able to write about how smart you are in film critiquing and tell everyone how much you disliked the film! So, everyone should see it!