You know what i say to that?



Fuck yeah!

You know. I never thought Mila Kunis was all that hot on That 70's Show. But in Forgetting Sarah Marshall and this trailer, holy lord.

she's all growed up!

Saw this picture in Vanity Fair and needed somewhere to post it, this will work:

Dude I just got finishing watching this and thought the same exact thing. She is drop dead sexy in this. There's a particular shot of her sitting in her car going thru a purse and she's showing some damn sweet cleavage.

The movie itself, certainly no "Office Space", but plenty funny. One of the elements I especially liked, I think Judge was toying with audience's expectations of the cliche. That is, I was just sitting and waiting from the initial hiring of Brad for the reveal that it was gonna turn out he'd gone to the wrong house on the first "date" and it was never Jason Bateman's wife that he banged, but some other woman, but Bateman was always proceeding assuming his wife really cheated with the guy. It just really seemed like the story was set up for that happening, to where I was downright surprised when it was confirmed it really was Wiig that the gigolo was banging.

Have this but haven't seen it yet.

It's decent.

there wasnt a single solitary laugh in this movie, it was fucking terrible

but mila kunis is the cutest thing on earth

She's a tramp!?

Quite bad. Too many jokes based on repetition, and the lighting filled me with the feeling that everything I was watching was a dream, and at any point they'd cut to Bateman waking up from it in his bed. Of course, it is equally possible that it wasn't the lighting but rather the horrendous caliber of writing.

were there any jokes in it? i went into it thinking it was a comedy, and at the end it was nothing more than a piss poor drama

I mean it when I said there wasnt one single chuckle in the entire movie. people warned me too, and I still watched it only to see Mila Kunis

Damn, koufax. Like I said, nowhere close to "Office Space", but I thought it was still funny enough overall to at least have been worth my time.

I watched this last night and loved it. Not as LOL funny as Office Space, but it wasn't supposed to be. It was well-acted, well-written, and IMO, overall it's Mike Judge's best film to date.

Funny you say this. I haven't seen Extract yet, but I just saw Funny People this weekend, and I feel almost exactly the same way about that one except as to Apatow.