He wanted to grow up.

But there are wrong opinions.

If I said, “It’s my opinion that 2 + 2 = 5″.

That opinion would be wrong. And I might argue that even some subjective opinions, that are really far out there, could be wrong too. :) If anyone thinks Attack of the Clones is better than Empire Strikes Back, I’m sorry, that opnion is wrong.

WRONG! :)

Has anybody else noticed that all of his initial posters are just lose ups of the main characters looking stupid? thats always botherd me for some stupid reason.

I’m officially sold. :P

I was just also hoping that the moral of the movie could’ve been- you don’t have to be a couple in order to affectively parent a child. Rogen’s character could’ve stepped up, accepted his responsibility, grown up… but not have had to have been in a relationship with her.

At the moment people having babies and getting married is all anyone I know is doing right now, so movies about this subject ruffle me a bit more than they really should.

*Shrug* We’ll have to agree to disagree then. As for “effortless perfection/hot” it is a lengthy discussion for another day and topic though.

We get it, you like to argue with people.

Mr. Pointy- Catherine Keener’s character made him sell his toys. That scene alone pissed me off.

TNN- I will never believe a woman like Heigl’s character would have kept that baby in the first place, but that aside I also would have respected that comedy more if, in the end, they didn’t feel the need to couple her and Rogen up.

No, I haven’t seen Sarah Marshall yet, but I will. I like Jason Segal enough to do that. There’s just something about Apatow that rubs me the wrong way, that just makes me glare-y.

He also seems to adore the “effortlessly hot” girl who is always hot, always perfect but never puts any effort into it so she is still all the great hottiness but none of the maintenance…

Though Apatow didn’t creat F&G, I get a strong feeling that he worked incredibly hard on it, more so than Paul Feig, look at the input on the DVD’s from Apatow, then look at what Feig seems to contribute.

Lyndsey was super smart, clever, introspective, rebellious but moral, and funny in Freaks and Geeks. Catherine Keener was nice and sweet in 40 YR Old. Leslie Mann’s character was portrayed as a bitch at first, but ultimately it was shown to be mostly Rudd’s character’s fault :) Emma Stone was a smart, clever, and funny (even dorky) character in Superbad. And Mila Kunis was a headstrong/make it on her own character in Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Kristen Bell wasn’t portrayed well at first, but had a good ending (she did cheat, and yes women do that, so it’s understandable to me).

But I think women should like this one, more than maybe the other Apatow movies. And if you (ladies) have a guy (husband/boyfriend/lover, hehe) then you should see it to understand how we think.

Go into like an undercover agent. :)

And enjoy.

PS
Neal Pert is the best drummer EVER. :)

I Love You Man was great. It exceeded my expectations (which were pretty high, considering I love Paul Rudd and Jason Segal). I really liked Rashida as well.

I also think the writers’ program for Marvel is a great idea. How cool would that be, to be a part of that? :)

I’m also excited about Year One.

you’re wrong.

Feel free to discuss