A 40 year old virgin? Yeah, right.

Rating: 9/10 (4 February 2006)

The premise is unbelievable, but very funny. How can a man, in the time when nearly half of high school students and one in five middle school students said they have had sexual intercourse, be a virgin at 40. Maybe it's something in the packaging of those action figures. Hey, Star Wars geeks, the packaging is bad for you!
Yes, I know, I am probably the last person in America that has seen The 40 Year Old Virgin. I am not a Steve Carell fan. Dude, you don't watch The Office? No, I don't; there was always something better on. Let's just put our cards on the table, I don't watch Arrested Development, either, so there. Although, I don't know what that has to do with it. I just felt like getting it off my chest. I did like Carell as Uncle Authur in Bewitched, which I only watched because I am a Nicole Kidman fan. But, that's it. Nothing else. Sorry.
Neither have I seen Paul Rudd in anything but Friends, and was a virgin on all the other characters, with the exception of Catherine Keener, whom I've seen in The Interpreter, S1m0ne, and Out of Sight, and who I hope to see soon in The Ballad of Jack and Rose, which I immediately ordered, and Capote, when it gets to the hinterlands. She is definitely a fine actress that deserves all the awards and nominations coming her way.
Having said all that, I thought the film was great and I really like Carell's performance. It doesn't mean I'll rush out and see Get Smart, but I may take a look at The Office and Little Miss Sunshine does sound interesting.