You might believe the comedy in “Last Vegas” to appeal only to an older crowd, especially here in South Florida, but people of all ages will have plenty to laugh at in this movie. You don’t always need gross out humor to get a laugh, but don’t interpret that to mean all the jokes here are clean. These are four veteran actors who have plenty of experience in the field of comedy, Kevin Kline even won an Oscar for his brilliant comedic performance in “A Fish Called Wanda”. You instantly like all of the characters and while the fish out of water aspect of these four older guys running around the City of Sin may be a bit played, you still enjoy their journey.

Writer Dan Fogelman has had plenty of success writing comedies in the past with well rounded characters. Some of his other works include “Crazy, Stupid, Love”, “Tangled” and “Fred Claus”. Jon Turteltaub’s direction keeps the movie flowing well and he easily manages to balance the story between his four main characters. Not as easy a feat as it might appear.

The men fight amongst one another, but as they tell other characters, “No one calls us names, but us!” There are some sweet, sentimental moments, but it never over does it to the point where you start rolling your eyes. The movie has a great message about friendship and it has you feeling good as your leave the theater. It is rated PG-13 on appeal for sexual content and language.