Yet again another classic from Apatow, from the minute it starts until after it finishes you will be crying with laughter, well if you like Apatow films that is. Somehow his formula never fails and yet is never samey, despite having the usual line up of actors and vulgarity in the right doses.
Reuniting two stars of Friends could have been entering risky territory but Jennifer Aniston was simply luminous as the female lead and Paul Rudd has the best soliloquy since Shakespeare, towards the end of the film (stay for the credits) you get to see that this was adlibbed amplifying what a genuine genius comic he is.
Walking out of the cinema overheard a girl say, “cannot wait for this to come out on dvd just so it can cheer me up when depressed”. It definitely ranks up there with the best, but be warned it is not for the prudish. Go if you like crudeness, find clapping aggressive and are prepared for your cheeks to ache.
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