Zany in more ways than one, Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax is a fun animated film that kids will love and parents will appreciate, unless you hate the environment. With a heavy handed message about nature and big industry and questionable musical numbers, The Lorax isn’t perfect, but is consistently enjoyable.
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A wrong call. A random stranger named Kevin. A broken door frame. These are the circumstances that set a slacker on his journey to fulfill his destiny in Jeff, Who Lives at Home, the funny new comedy from Jay and Mark Duplass.
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The first movie trailer and movie poster for the upcoming comedy-drama Jeff, Who Lives at Home is now online! Jason Segel and Ed Helms star in the project, alongside Judy Greer and Susan Sarandon.
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Between the two Hangover movies, star Ed Helms took a solo stab at comedy with the early 2011 release Cedar Rapids, a movie about a naively innocent insurance salesman who travels out of state for the first time to an insurance seminar, where he gets himself into a variety of absurd situations. Cedar Rapids is a mildly amusing comedy that never quite finds its footing.
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Follow mild-mannered Tim Lippe as he takes off on an epic adventure to Cedar Rapids, coming to Blu-ray and DVD in a SUPER AWESOME EDITION June 21st from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. The movie stars Ed Helms, who stars in such little-known titles as “The Office” and “The Hangover”.
In Cedar Rapids, a naïve small-town Midwesterner (Helms) is sent to represent his company at a regional insurance convention in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where his mind is blown by the “big city” and he finds himself in the midst of the most unexpected shenanigans.
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To start off this movie review in the same way that countless others have, the wolfpack is back in The Hangover Part II! This go-around, Phil, Stu and Alan wake up in Bangkok, shaved, tattooed and missing Stu’s soon-to-be brother-in-law. The expected hijinks ensue – and by “expected” I mean exactly the same – but The Hangover Part II is still an entertaining, albeit not nearly as funny follow-up to the hit comedy.
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The first movie poster for the highly anticipated sequel to The Hangover has arrived. The poster is pretty amusing and features Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis in a not-so-good state. Cooper looks half-dead; Helms has his Mike Tyson tattoo and, well, Galifianakis has a shaved head. Oh, and Justin Bartha has been replaced by a monkey.
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