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The sort-of sequel to 'Knocked Up'
Pete and Debbie are both about to turn 40, their kids hate each other, both of their businesses are failing, they're on the verge of losing their house, and their relationship is threatening to fall apart.
This Is 40
2012 Directed by Judd Apatow
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Paul Rudd Leslie Mann John Lithgow Megan Fox Maude Apatow Iris Apatow Chris O'Dowd Jason Segel Melissa McCarthy Graham Parker Albert Brooks Lena Dunham Annie Mumolo Robert Smigel Charlyne Yi Lisa Darr Billie Joe Armstrong Michael Ian Black Wyatt Russell Tom Yi Tim Bagley Ava Sambora Megan Grano Derek Basco Nicol Paone Lynne Alana Delaney Katia Kieling Bill Hader Tom Everett Show All…
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Knocked Up 2 - This Is 40, 四十而惑, 40 Ans - Mode d'Emploi, Bienvenido a los 40, Si fuera fácil, Si Fuera Fácil, 디스 이즈 40
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If this is forty then I honestly hope I won't make it....
The only talent Apatow displays here is self-indulgence and an annoying talent for killing off any and all natural comedic abilities in his entire cast.
Crude, low brow and lacking heart, this fails on just about every level imaginable.
The only thing that gets the whole age thing right is the running time.
Stretchmarks, anyone?
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"you've turned me into garfunkel!"
"what's wrong with him? he's got a great voice."
"simon controls him!"
"that's because SIMON WRITES THE FUCKING SONGS! HE'S THE BETTER ONE!" -
This is a sort-of sequel to “Knocked Up” but the two movies just felt so different. Only a few of the characters from “Knocked Up” returned in this movie and they were almost unrecognizable and felt like different characters.
We follow Pete and Debbie, who were great characters in “Knocked Up” but now they are mostly just annoying and I think they worked better as side characters. We constantly follow this annoying couple and their annoying children, while they argue all the time and feel miserable for no reason.
The comedy had some good moments but most of the time it was just too random or loud and unfunny. Melissa McCarthy was definitely the highlight of the movie and it… -
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My review of this movie is that the emotional climax is Paul Rudd crying about money in the nicest BMW I’ve ever seen
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why is this film two hours and fourteen minutes long? but most importantly why the fuck did i watch it?
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"I'd poison your cupcakes that you pretend not to eat every day. And just put, like, enough in to slowly weaken you. I would enjoy our last few months together, 'cause you'd be so weak and, like, sweet, and I could take care of you and--but while killing you."
so...I guess we know where paul thomas anderson got the idea for phantom thread??
