Users Reviews
- I have been getting a lot of mixed reviews about this movie. Some people love it, some people hate it, some people are just plain grossed out by it. I’m in the love it category. There were a few unnecessary gross out scenes but the rest of it is just awesome straight forward comedy.
- See this one if you’re a fan of films like Talladega Nights, Superbad and Walk Hard. I think you’ll find that is quite a bit to love about it.
- I give “Step Brothers” 8/10, one of my favorite comedies. If you liked this movie, try “Talladega Nights”, “Anchorman”, and “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story”.
- I never thought I’d say this but Step Brothers is one of the best random comedy films I have ever seen.
- I didn’t think much for the acting as most the actors in this movie, well all of them really are playing their usual part.
- Basically this is a fight comedy, although is pretty hilarious and will have you near tears at parts. I’m giving this move a 7/10 squabbling brothers.
- Step Brothers - Two 40 year old men (Will Ferrel and John C. Reily) who live with their single parents find those parents become married. The two men hate each other but soon find themselves becoming friends. They then learn to grow up.
- I have enjoyed both men’s comedic and dramatic talents in the past, but after their most recent effort together: Talledega Nights, a movie that was tiresome and largely unfunny, who thought it was a good idea to bring them back together? Oh that’s right, Adam McKay, the guy who directed and wrote that movie and also directed and wrote this one (There was a script? Really?). It felt like amateur hour at an imrov club. Occasionally something funny gets said or done, but you have to wait through a lot of crude, unfunny crap inbetween.
- This film appears to have been made for the American cinema audience. The slapstick comedy used was at times funny, and the relationship between the two main protagonists was excellently played out.
- I’m not gonna say much.. But if you like the Will Ferrell type of humor, this film is a solid watch! My eyes were watery from laughing at times. A lot of credit goes to Reilly as well.
