[boddism]

Anyone seen this??

I did, its the funniest thing Ive seen for some time!

I was crying with laughter at some points.

Ive heard some people say the 2lead characters weren't very sympathetic,but I don't see them an unlikeable, just incompatible.

What did you think of it?

[xx~KC~xx]

I'm planning on going tomorrow. Is it one of those "all the funny bits are in the trailer" type films?

[wodder18]

Saw this earlier, thought it was cheesy, predictable, rom-com nonsense, I loved it

[boddism]

Originally Posted by xx~KC~xx

I'm planning on going tomorrow. Is it one of those "all the funny bits are in the trailer" type films?

No.Some bits are too rude for the trailer.

I thought it was very funny.Not original, but funny

[fizzle90]

I'm going next week. I can't wait if I'm honest, I've read some really good reviews.

[fizzle90]

Saw it tonight, was pleasantly surprised. It was good.

[Tremse]

It was okay but nothing particularly memorable, it's all been done before.

[kazzy]

I saw it tonight, thought it was hilarious!

[cunningham1471]

I'm umming and ahhing about this one. I can't think of a decent modern comedy film that has made me laugh out loud even just once in years. I've been to all the so called, you must see it it's hilarious films and not laughed and interestingly enough for me it's not made the other people in the cinema laugh. If it's lucky it will make me smile and I might hear people gently chuckling occasionally, but not really laugh out loud proper laughing.
The fact that other people in the cinema weren't cracking up confirms that it's not just me that was thinking not that funny, predictable joke or trying too hard to be funny.

Usually I end up leaving there thinking that was a way to kill 90-120 minutes and think of it as a play or drama as it sure as hell wasn't funny.
Thinking back I think the last films that had me really laughing were Airplane and the first Police Academy.

The only clip I've seen of this film is the wedding speech scene with Stephen Merchant and that got a nothing from me as it was nothing fresh and different.

[Inkblot]

Originally Posted by cunningham1471

Thinking back I think the last films that had me really laughing were Airplane and the first Police Academy.

Blimey. I usually think of myself as more of an arthouse fan but I laughed at lot at Dodgeball, Bridesmaids - and even The Hangover.

Will probably see I Give It a Year on Thursday because it's that kind of film. Though why Zero Dark Thirty doesn't count as a Valentine's film is beyond me.

[bigluke1970]

I went to see it on Saturday with my movie group and I loved it especially at the Dr Quinn Joke when they are playing charades.

[SparklingEyes]

Saw this, this afternoon. I laughed out loud loads of times, it was hilarious. Best comedy I;ve seen for ages. Stephen Merchant and Olivia Coleman particularly good.

[robot1000]

Originally Posted by bigluke1970

I went to see it on Saturday with my movie group and I loved it especially at the Dr Quinn Joke when they are playing charades.

That's the one that was shown on here

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/n...tch-video.html

[whedon247]

saw this firday night with the missus

laugh a minute. best comedy i have seen in years,maybe even in my top 10

loved the humour...the wrong song lyrics had me in stiches, my wife says i remind her of the main guy lol, especially the pool scene and " 2 shots" ha

really reccomend this,i hope it does really well. funny film!

[ariella52]

After sitting through the worthy Lincoln for two and a half hours, I found this film a great relief. It doesn't pretend to be anything but a light comedy. And it worked for me.

Great fun. Had me laughing out loud.

Reminds me of things like The Worst Week of My Life (Ben Miller) and Meet the Fokkers.

[Pob-Bundy]

I have no idea why but I absolutely despise American and Australian actresses doing British accents. Like eating cotton wool

[JasonWatkins]

Originally Posted by Pob-Bundy

I have no idea why but I absolutely despise American and Australian actresses doing British accents. Like eating cotton wool

I thought Rose Byrne's accent was flawless actually. Saw this today and absolutely loved it. Funny, funny stuff - one of the funniest films i've seen in years.

[Angela R]

I loved this film and laughed out loud a few times which is unusual for me!
Can anyone help with an actresses name - she was one of Nat's work colleagues with long hair?
thanks

[whedon247]

the uptight one?

think he was in drop the dead donkey possibly? or eastenders

[Inkblot]

IMDB's cast list for this film is really odd. It doesn't give the names for several of the main characters and it's impossible to work out who Nat's colleagues were from the information given. Couldn't the film company be bothered to supply the details?

[annav]

ive heard thats a good comedy but havent seen it yet would your recommend this comedy???

[JasonWatkins]

Originally Posted by annav

ive heard thats a good comedy but havent seen it yet would your recommend this comedy???

depends what you find funny really - i loved it and laughed throughout.

I think i've worked out who the long haired actress is because I suddenly remembered that she was in "Episodes" - is it Daisy Haggard ?

http://wooller.com/sites/wooller/gal..._shaw_5592.jpg

It does seem daft that IMDB doesn't have the full cast list

[Angela R]

That's it - Daisy Haggard from Episodes. I knew Id seen her before!
I would recommend it but it depends what you like really.