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John F · May 12th, 2008, 08:17 PM

Saw it on DVD a few weeks ago. it had it's moments and it was a great way to drop out for a while...

Michael Cera is getting typecast as the awkward teen wherever he goes. He might play it well but look what happesn when those typecast teens grow up... Have you seen much of Jason Biggs lately?

This movie stayed inside my comfort zone -- I think that is why I like it. I mean, I hated "Knocked up" compared to "The 40 year Old Virgin" (Both Judd Aptow flicks with Seth Rogen) because there was no comfort zone. I hated "The Whole Ten Yards" as compared to "The Whole Nine Yards" because it tried too heard to be funny and was irrelevant. "Nine" wasn't that great a comedy but it wasn't over the top either.

May 12th, 2008, 08:17 PM	#22 (permalink)
John F Administrator Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tampa Bay area, Florida Posts: 2,516	Saw it on DVD a few weeks ago. it had it's moments and it was a great way to drop out for a while... Michael Cera is getting typecast as the awkward teen wherever he goes. He might play it well but look what happesn when those typecast teens grow up... Have you seen much of Jason Biggs lately? This movie stayed inside my comfort zone -- I think that is why I like it. I mean, I hated "Knocked up" compared to "The 40 year Old Virgin" (Both Judd Aptow flicks with Seth Rogen) because there was no comfort zone. I hated "The Whole Ten Yards" as compared to "The Whole Nine Yards" because it tried too heard to be funny and was irrelevant. "Nine" wasn't that great a comedy but it wasn't over the top either. __________________ The more they over think the plumbing, the easier to stop up the drain.