Some critics say that this is traditional frat-boy fare. There's a bit of that... fart and masturbation jokes. But there's so much more to this movie that is refreshingly new. The main premise, for one, seems fresh and real: there are definite difficulties in making new friends once you get out of school and especially if you don't have any real possible candidates at work. Plus, what's not to like about a father-son best-friend relationship, a super-macho gay brother, and a protagonist who loves going down on his fiance.
And the quirky ramblings of Rudd's character are absolutely addictive: I challenge you to avoid repeating "slappa da bass" or "totes mcgoats" !!
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