The guys get into trouble and get sentenced to sort of community service where they end up mentoring kids. A couple of kids that really need help. One kid lives in fairytale land and the other is street wise foul mouth misbehaving need I say more? At first with most of these movie plots the lead characters screw things up but the important part is they fix it in the end. I bought it because of the two main stars Paul and Sean, and knew I would enjoy it.

Role Models is about two guys who work at a energy drink company and end up getting into trouble. Once in court, they have two options: go to jail or volunteer at a big brother/little brother organization in which they spend time with two kids. Paul Rudd and Sean William Scott have good chemistry with each other and also with the kids they hang out with. Plenty of laughs to be had in this hour and a half comedy.

At first glance this seems like another childish guy comedy about two friends who refuse to grow up, and it is. However, the writing is mostly on point and the children that support the main actors do an excellent job of keeping the viewer interested. There is plenty of good comedy here but the film also manages to impart a positive message to viewers as well.

It's good to see a movie take on the whole Big Brother/Big Sister program...add some vulgarity...and you got yourself a recipe for comedic genius! Although some of the jokes may be a bit too much for some, it tells a very good story about change and accepting who you are...

Role Models is easily the funniest film to release in the past decade or so. It's so crude and full of humor that it will make just about anyone laugh out loud at nearly every scene imaginable.