The release has been pushed back one week from March 29th to February 5th. National Lampoon itself will be very involved in the marketing of the Artisan film, including the usage of as the Van Wilder's official Web site. Van Wilder: Party Liason will now be called National Lampoon's Van Wilder and is currently slated for over 2,000 theaters nationwide. If the trailer is great, this could all change but on paper, this looks like a dud. In short, we have an unknown lead, an unknown director, completely unproven writers and Tara Reid. The writers, Brent Goldberg and David Wagner, are the creative geniuses behind Saving Ryan's Privates. The director, Walt Becker, has yet to have a film released in theaters. Ryan Reynolds is, I suppose, the correct casting choice for Van Wilder. It's up to you to figure out which guy he is. 206 National Lampoon's Van Wilder professor whose parking space he swipes. The star is most famous as one of the two guys in Two Guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Place. If you are looking for positives about the film, I really can't help you. Throw in the whole Carson Daly thing and it's about time for her to get a new agent who gives better career advice. T and the Women, Just Visiting, Josie and the Pussycats, and now this.
Said love goddess is played by Tara Reid, who has followed up her surprising popularity in American Pie with Dr. Color me cynical about the film, but I'll bet by the end that we'll see him grow into a man willing to graduate and move out into the world, maybe due in large part to the love of a good woman.
Wilder is a (cliché alert) party animal who doesn't want to give up the good life of college and go out into the real world.
Our "hero", a sixth-year college student trying to trick his parents into a year seven, sounds like a cross between Ferris Bueller and Chris Knight (Real Genius), with a touch of Gord Brody (Freddy Got Fingered) thrown in for good measure. Van Wilder is a film that wants to be a lot of different films at once. National Lampoon's Van Wilder Release Date:
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