Elements of Realism Abound.

Rating: 8/10 (5 July 2008)

Wow, I love this movie.
The one thing I really feel for Apatows movies is that, he captures little moments of realism. Along with realism to do with relationships as a whole, be it sexual, marriage or friendship.
I don't know why more people haven't said that.
From the part where Leslie Mann is screaming at the door man and see screams 'door man, door man'. To when Paul Rudd and Rogan are on mushrooms and their back and forward banter shows that they've definitely had psychedelics before.
I've read a whole bunch of reviews that complain about the unrealisticness of a guy like rogans character getting a girl Heigel's. But people, it really isn't all that unrealistic at all.
The movie has a whole lot of 'classic moments'. A lot of them being in the last half an hour, being one of the main strenghts of the movie, especially in terms of re-watch value.
Truly a bad review, sorry. But ultimately I love this movie because of the realistic HUMAN elements to it.
9/10
(reviewed after fifth or sixth viewing)