Step Brothers [Blu-ray] [2008]

Haven't been the biggest Ferrel fan since he left SNL, but he really shined through in this one. It is easily his best comedy. I had only seen Reilly once in a movie before this, and thought he was a terrible actor. After this movie though, I decided to dig into some of his former roles, and while this is not his best movie, it is definately his best comedy. Both of the main actors did a great job with the roles, and had a hillarious script to work with as well. The plot is pretty thin: two single parents have 40 year old children that live with them, they meet eachother at a a business conference, fall in love, move in together, and the funny starts. At first the brothers don't like eachtother, thinking the other has ruined their gig of living at home, but they find they have quite a bit in common and eventually become best friends.

I just love this movie, I've always been a big fan of Will Ferrell. There are so many great one liners in this movie, I catch myself saying them amongst my friends all the time! Boats and Hoes.....classic video, just about as great as Ice, Ice, Baby! And its hilarious to see two men who are age 40 to act like 10 year old boys. Ferrell and Reily must of been brothers separated at birth. Those two guys can keep doing movies together and I'm sure they will be as funny as the last two they have done together. Check out the deleted scenes, I love the one about the meth lab in their parents house! "Do you wanna do karate in the garage?" "Yep!"

Will Ferrell, you either love him or hate him. I've seen him in rolls that I hated and rolls that I loved, and it seems like teaming up Ferrell with John C. Reilly is a "Golden Ticket". I have seen this movie several times and I always manage to get in several laughs. I feel like it's obvious but I am going to mention it anyway, this is an adult movie and is not meant for kids. I would recommend this for a comedy adult movie night. I am not so sure if the women will like it but then men will love it.

Step Brothers is one of Will Ferrell and John C. Rielly's gems. It gets funnier each time I watch it and is and endless wealth of one liners to use with other fans. The real gold here is the special features; they are worth the price alone. There are hours of improv, extended scenes, music videos, some of the funniest commentary I've ever heard. If you own this movie already but without the special features disc, double dip. It's like getting hours of hilarity with the movie thrown in as a free bonus.

This movie, although hilarious at some times, is pretty disturbing. I love John C. Reilly and Will Ferrell is good in most of his movies. However, this movie just went a little overboard. Are they just childish 40 year olds that still live with their parents...or is there some sort of mental problem with them. Dont get me wrong, I get the comedy in it..It just strikes me as a little strange. I wont be watching this movie again. I recommend Talladega Nights if you want to see a better movie with these two actors.

Movie is full of many unfunny scenes which could have been left out since they had nothing to do with the "story". There are Several partial nude scenes which could have been funny without the nudity and disgusting language. OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE throughout the entire movie with a couple of truly funny moments that are not worth seeing the movie for. Everybody makes mistakes and this movie was a mistake to make. I would recommend NOT seeing this or buying the movie it's a waste of time and money.

"Step Brothers" won't win any Oscars -- and you likely won't want the younger members of your family freely quoting it, either -- but this is maybe Will Ferrell's best film (sorry, "Anchorman"). His chemistry with Reilly is great, which makes up for the rather simple plot (losers from single parents are forced into the same family when their parents wed). For the price, two discs with tons of extras. Definitely worth the purchase -- especially if you're a big Will fan.

I went into this movie not expecting much. Will Ferrel always has the same sense of humor in all of his movies, and needless to say it's getting a bit old. What can I say, this movie lived up to its expectations. The comedy wasn't just boring, it was frustrating. Everything was predictable, overacted, and off topic. There were maybe 2-3 real laughs throughout the movie, but most of the jokes were frustrating to watch. Not worth the purchase, let alone a rental.