Sentences with phrase «see superbad»

The show, which will see the Superbad co-stars reuniting, is based on a 2014 Norwegian series about «a guy who lives a fantasy life in -LSB-...]

After giving the writers years to rework that original script, America, with its newfound love of R - rated comedies, was finally ready to see Superbad.

Not exact matches

Since then I haven't been disappointed by anything that I've seen of this lady including movies such as Superbad, Crazy, Stupid, Love, Friends With Benefits and her latest, The Help (which I still need to see).

The «heart throb» fraternity tri-fecta of Teddy (Zac Efron (Charlie St. Cloud), Pete (Dave Franco (Now You See Me, 21 Jump Street), and Scoonie (Superbad, Kick - Ass) are next door with their own goals in mind, to party, and to become frat legends by throwing the «Ultimate» party.

You've seen it all before, and done better, ranging from last year's Project X to the Harold and Kumar movies, Superbad, and many others.

Superbad captures the ought s in all their glory, but you can see how kids in all three generations were focused on partying and finding someone to love.

We had seen her do charismatic in Superbad and rebellious in Zombieland, but Easy A sees her go from «promising future star» to «the only actress in Hollywood you need to be paying attention to right now».

Loath as I am to admit it, the off - putting conservatism of Apatow's Knocked Up, The 40 Year Old Virgin, and Superbad buys them staying power; I've now seen Walk Hard's theatrical cut once and the Director's Cut twice (the second time with commentary activated), and the jokes keep all but evaporating on contact.

I tend to skip nearly all Adam Sandler, The Judd Apatow Collective and Will Farrell comedies (Even the ones directed by Adam McKay) anyway, although occasionally I catch something like Anchorman or The Wedding Singer) or Superbad to see what I'm not missing.

Since appearing as an awkward geek in Superbad in 2007, we've seen him play slight variations of the same archetype in Juno, Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist, Paper Heart, Year One and, now, Youth in Revolt.

After seeing his status ascend to new heights following his role in Superbad, many comedy fans probably thought they could map out the trajectory of Jonah Hill's career.

However, Jonah Hill has rejected the playbook that was pre-written for him after Superbad and built a career unlike any actor Hollywood has ever seen by turning down typecast roles and specifically using key roles to springboard him to wider possibilities — thus setting him up as a serious dramatic actor, a major creative force, and an unexpected streetwear ambassador.

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The casting continues an association between Sony Pictures Entertainment and the actress, who previously starred in Superbad, The House Bunny, and Zombieland, all for Columbia Pictures; she may shortly be seen in Screen Gems» hit comedy Easy A (UK RELEASE 22ND OCTOBER), and takes a cameo role in Screen Gems» upcoming Friends with Benefits.

Not only was Superbad the funniest film I saw this year but it also had the most heart.

In addition to a very funny cast (side note: I'm so, so happy to see Jon Hamm doing more comedy), Keeping Up With The Joneses has Superbad's Greg Motolla in the director's chair.

Stone has plenty to keep her busy anyway, with tennis tale Battle Of The Sexes waiting to shoot and a potential new TV project that would see her reunite with Superbad's Jonah Hill for director Cary Fukunaga.

It's simply irritating to see him as a frat brother at this point and still doing Superbad stuff.

Instead of being content with its position as the funniest movie I can remember seeing, Superbad has to go and turn in a loony coda, taking all kinds of shortcuts with character development, just so it can have its sentimental, significant ending.

Both Rogen and Franco will be seen in the upcoming apocalyptic comedy «This Is The End» (opening in Cinemas June 14) which Rogen directed with collaborator, Evan Goldberg («The Pineapple Express», «Superbad»).

Filling in the air time of this wacky premise are nonstop vulgarities (worse than Superbad, pervasive drug use (not as bad as Half - Baked) and some of the most infantile attempts at humor not seen since the misunderstood Freddy Got Fingered.