The film centers on Adam (Chris D'Elia), a man-child who lives a fun-loving lifestyle with his three lifelong buddies. After a series of events, Adam decides it's time to 'break up' with his best buds in order to finally grow up.
Lifeless bromantic comedy Flock of Dudes has all the celebrity cameos and latent sexism of Judd Apatow's adult coming-of-age stories but none of the lowbrow wit and sensitivity.
Maybe it was wrong to expect more from Flock of Dudes because of its great cast, but ultimately, the film is only so-so. Much like the bromance at its core, it doesn't reach its full potential.
