I LOVE this movie. It's a romcom for guys. A guy gets dumped by his girlfriend and goes on vacation, to the same resort his ex is at. Problem for him is his ex is with her new boyfriend. The acting was solid, even Russell Brand was good. Jonah Hill and Paul Rudd have smallish roles but both are great in them. There's too much funny stuff to mention. Watch this movie!!

Forgetting Sarah Marshall is a film pretty much everyone can relate to, we've all had our hearts broken once or twice but what do you do next? And what do you do when your ex is booked into the same hotel as you, with her new man?

This is a brilliant comedy with a story that has you feeling so sorry for Segel as he gets dumped wearing nothing but his birthday suit. Hilarious rom-com with a good cast and a gripping story line.

I love watching this movie it waas awesome and Russell Brand killed me in this. I loved the scene were he was crying in the hotel room and trying to pin it on someone else. I loved when he was singing on stage and how he nonchalantly old him about how long he was sleeping with his girl.

If you have not watch this yet be sure to cause you have no idea what your missing.

Man, you gotta love Aldous... but love him to a point of giving him a full movie about the character? Come on guys seriously. There are times that I replay Forgetting Sarah Marshall. But after watching this I feel I'm too Aldous-overdosed to watch it again.

PRO(s)

>> Jonah Hill's occasional funny lines (because his character doesn't require to, we wouldn't have the usual foul-mouthed characters he'd previously done).

>> Sean Combs. His acting is average, but you gotta give the guy credit for being insanely-stupid funny as hell.

>> Aldous Snow's songs. Seriously, in this movie the songs are the only reasons to love Brand's character

>> The furry wall. I gotta buy me one of those. Watch this, you'll get what I'm sayin'.

CON(s)

>> Uninteresting storyline.

>> The constant party/drugs scenes that were made to cover up for the uninteresting storyline. I gotta admit without these scenes, the film will likely to take up 30 mins screen time. The story is just that simple. I don't know, the crazy-stuffs works for me most of the time, but in this movie I felt like it was a bit overused, an excuse to patch it up to 2 hrs running time. I guess I got a bit tired of the Aldous thing going on. Not like other comedies I've watched when there's a hilly-billy threesome (Harold and Kumar), stupid-crazy Cops (Superbad), or a Vegas-fuckup scene (Knocked Up). Then only crazy scene that made me laugh was the one regarding the furry wall. That aside there's just Aldous on crack.