The 41–Year–Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It (2010)

This movie was awesome. There was plenty of slapstick comedy. And even though it was parodying comedies as one user pointed out, those comedies sucked and this movie capitalized on it. The one part that gets old is the romance.. they could have left that part out. The opening was great. The characters were fresh. Where most comedies pander to public inhibitions, this one tears them open and embraces the human experience in it's fullest. Where the 40 year old virgin was just once cliché after the next, this created it's own presence. Where knocked up was in essence a movie about child birth and not a comedy, this movie says "Hi, I'm a comedy. I'm going to show you funny things. If you don't like it then you don't like comedy."

Oh my. What a terrible movie. The word "bad" doesn't sum it up. "Awful" doesn't do it justice. "Horrible" would be far too generous. It's honestly beyond any of those words. It's crude, it's distasteful and on many occasions it's even disgusting. There's no story to it. It's an incoherent mess that makes no sense at all. There may be a possibility that this is one of those things that could drive you insane if you try to think too hard about it and make some sort of sense of it. You know the sorts of things I mean: "How big is the universe?" "How did time actually start?" And now - "What in the world is 'The 41-year-old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall And Felt Super Bad About It' actually about?" Really - it's about nothing. And I don't mean that in a Seinfeld "isn't that a clever show?" way, but in a "this is lame-brained and totally meaningless" kind of way. Truly - there's more logic to most "Three Stooges" stuff than there is to this! Is it just a bad spoof? And if it is - what's it a bad spoof of? I really can't figure out what's being badly spoofed. This is the sort of movie you'd be embarrassed about if too many people found out you had watched it. I mean the humour is - well - it's juvenile toilet humour at best. People vomit and fart and defecate and have orgasms. Oh my.And then - as absolutely meaningless and worthless and ludicrous as it is - it made me laugh on a few occasions. Oh it's lame - but some of it is actually funny, and - humiliated though I may be about it - I had no trouble watching it for its entire 1:22 run time. It even includes some spoofs of folks like the Verizon ("Can you hear me now?") guy, Dr. Phil and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il. I mean, you have to give credit to anyone who can throw parodies of all three into the same truly bad movie.I'm kind of embarrassed to say this, but - 4/10.

I saw the title and assumed it would be terrible. Then I watched the previews for it and thought it would be worse. But honestly, compared to other spoof movies that have come out, it's not that bad. It does have a story, that is based off of a bunch of other stories and the jokes are immature, but it is entertaining. I guess the reason I give it a high rating is because I had low expectations, due to the other spoof movies, and it kept me entertained and pleasantly surprised. If you are reading reviews to decide whether or not to watch this movie, I'd say don't expect to much from the movie, just watch it if you're looking for some cheap laughs.

There isn't a proper word that actually summarize this movie. But wow! What the f... This was the worst movie of 2010.Spoof movies that make fun of other movies are usually funny or at least semi-funny, but this movie was rock bottom. It was failed as a comedy all together, and I think I laughed maybe once or twice throughout the entire movie.Now, the scenes in the movie are easily recognizable to the actual movies that they are making fun of, and that is nice, but this movie is just so over-done that it just isn't funny.What worked for me was the part where they introduced the Edward (Twilight) spoof character, and that was the highlight of the movie, because I loath Twilight and all that it has spawned.Moving on the to the actors, well lots of good work here actually, despite they were in a lousy movie. The people in the roles actually did resemble the characters in the original movies fairly good, most of them anyway. I failed to see how Bryan Callen (playing Andy) were to look like Steve Carrell, or how Noureen DeWulf (playing Kim) were to look like Mila Kunis. But the other people actually looked somewhat like the ones they were making fun of.If you like comedies or spoofs milking the popularity of other movies, you should not go with this movie, it failed so horrible, and there are other spoofs available out there that are so much more fun and enjoyable. I sat through it and wish that I didn't, it was a part of my life that I will never have back...