Get Him to the Greek

Matt Joseph

The duo of Hill and Brand works exceptionally well.In this sort of sequel, Brand clearly carries the film but Hill offers a better than expected performance and supports Brand perfectly. ( Read More )

Tom Huddleston

And the laughs are big: coupling the preening Britrock cliches of Spinal Tap with the edgy darkness of yuppie nightmare movies like Scorseses After Hours, the film has a manic, propulsive intensity that culminates in a series of excessive and hilarious comic setpieces. ( Read More )

Its got two terrific comic leads, Sean Combs being funnier than anyone thought possible, a solid premise, and some smart moments of parody regarding modern rock and celebrity culture. ( Read More )

More critically, Stoller gracelessly applies Apatows brand of shock inducing adult comedy to unfunny situations, including a witless running joke concerning Aarons imperilled rectum. ( Read More )

Bob Grimm

The movie ignites every time Combs takes to the screen which, unfortunately, isnt for the majority of the movie. ( Read More )