
Original Release: 2008
Running Time: 112 minutes
This isn't one of those comedies that you will hear your coworkers quoting at the water cooler, but that's because the vast majority of the funny lines aren't appropriate for the workplace. And you know what? I love it! As I'm sitting here watching it for the second time I find myself laughing out loud... and probably looking like an idiot since I'm sitting by myself. But I don't care... it's funny!!
Repeat Play - $1
The only thing keeping this from getting a full $2 is the awkward moments. But they are a necessary part of the movie, so I can't fault it for that. Everyone has had their bad breakups and their awkward post-breakup moments (feel free to share yours in the comments section) so I'm sure we can all relate to the brutally constant ones here, but I have to say that I'm not always up for a movie filled with awkward.
Hello Ladies - $2
Kristen Bell and Mila Kunis... yup.
Romantics - $1
Since the whole basis of the movie is the pain and difficulty of break-ups I didn't really expect there to be much romance. And it isn't by any means a "romantic comedy". I'd be more comfortable calling it a "borderline inappropriate comedy laced with sexually-based jokes that happens to be romantic most likely by accident". Yeah... that sounds about right.
Billicious - $2
Dirty jokes, hot chicks and beautiful scenery... what's not to like?
If the cast of this movie were a super hero team, I think they would be the West Coast Avengers (oh man... nobody is going to get that reference... sigh). There aren't really any big time players, but there are a lot of familiar faces you've seen around the top names. Paul Rudd, Russel Brand, Bill Hader, Jonah Hill and that weird guy from 30 Rock keep the laughs coming from start to finish and add enough different styles of humor that everyone should be able to enjoy at least part if this movie. Give it a go, and let me know what you think!
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