Customer Ratings & Reviews

This movie is pretty funny. Anything with Zach Galifinakis is hilarious.

An up and coming corporate climber finds himself at a crossroads when he unwittingly befriends a lonely man with unusual talents. He can choose to use this new friend as a means to an end and lose himself in the process or find his way back to truth and the integrity he has sacrificed.

I saw this on HBO a few times and wanted to add it to mu library.

Movie itself probably more like 3/5 stars, but Blu-ray picture quality and great Best Buy price made it hard for me to say no.

Great movie that I highly recommend. Would watch again.

This is a very funny movie, I have already watched it twice.

Will have you rolling on the ground! Actors do a great job.

Not much to say, really. Its got Steve Carrell and Paul Rudd...and that means comic gold, for the most part. Its just a good little comedy that makes you feel for the characters, whether its liking Rudds comic timing, Carrells totally perfected goofiness, the hilarious foriegn photographer, or just flat out hating the cruel business guys, which makes you love the other characters so much more. All you gotta do is watch and enjoy.

I like Paul Rudd and Steve Carrell so I had no problem sitting through the whole thing. Sure it wasn't anything like Anchorman but was still fun seeing these two together in another movie. If you like them you'll probably like this.

Like stated above, overall a good, funny movie. Some spots a little slow, others gut busting funny. Steve Carell did a great job playing his part.

Great movie, Steve Carell is the best. Great movie to watch if you just want a laugh.

Laughed until I cried. Great movie, Steve Carrell-AWESOME!

Just another dumb movie with goof actors. Just really never cared for these guys.

My fiance loves this movie, but I'm still on the fence about it. The plot is interesting enough, but I got bored with it pretty quickly. I love the two featured actors, but the humor in this movie just wasn't funny to me. I guess it's all a matter of opinion.

With so much potential, it's a shame the director "Jay Roach" lost his way and the laughs by taking a too high moral road.