George Michael from Arrested Development and Jonah Hill (who stole all his scenes in Accepted) star in this movie.
http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/s...clovinapproved
This movie does look hilarious. Going to put other high school movies to shame. Seth Rogen plays one of the cops, but he also co-wrote. Very funny dude. Actually want to see "Knocked Up" as much as, or more than, "Superbad", but they both look to be homeruns.
the video stops playing for me after the woman says "Thanks for taking him seth"
it just goes black.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=FPc28FASaEE
the red band trailer.
I was watching reel talk on nbc, and they interviewed Seth Rogen who said that he wrote the movie in High school, no one really wanted to make it because of the lewd things that are in it, but since 40 year old virgin people have become more open to those types of movies.
Interesting dude.
I just got out of the midnight showing of this.
Fellas, this is WELL WORTH THE MONEY.
It's like Knocked Up without all the chick flick bull . More jokes than you could ever imagine. And it's GREAT.
Seriously, all of you MUST go see Superbad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't you think it's possible that it was easy to write because it was probably based off his life in High School?
Right on. Definitely better than Knocked Up because it doesn't have the huge lulls while trying to chick it up. They went with the story and saw it through to the end and it was funny as .
"Oh .... how the did I get period blood on my pants?"
I only wish Kevin Corrigan had a better role, that dude was funny as on "Grounded for Life"
Just saw this movie, WAS ING HILARIOUS.
This thread needs a le change.
Is this from the guys who did Knocked up?
Pretty much - Seth Rogan (the main character in KU) directed and had a supporting role while Jud Apatow was a producer I believe. This is Rogan's brainchild, and it's better than KU. The 2 hours of KU had me wishing the movie was shorter due to lulls while Apatow tried to throw in his (fastly becoming) trademark chick flick aspects, but Superbad manages to stay on track and deliver a solid movie with tons of laughs. The 2 hours flew by IMO.
The one thing that surprised me was the lack of overtly sexual scenes and nudity. There was no nudity and most of the laughs aren't derived from awkward sexual gaffs (although there were some).
Superbad was ing funny. I loved it. I hadn't laughed so hard at a movie in a while.
Superbad is the funniest movie I've ever seen. It was far better than 40 Year Old Virgin. The only time I've even come as close to laughing as hard as I did tonight was when I went to see Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. The whole theater was dying the entire movie, and there wasn't a slow scene in it. Do not miss the credits on this one either.
this was a hillarious movie! I will definetly go back to see it.
I saw it last night and it was hilarious
I plan to watch it tomorrow.
If I don't, I will be pissed with myself.
VERY funny film!
You'll pretty much be laughing from start to finish.
The 2 hours just seems to fly by.
Definately one of the most hysterical things you'll see this year.
yea yea real funny...
Just saw it.... AWESOME!!! I laughed the whole time.... "Something like 8 percent of all kids have this problem..."
If only I could acquire some THC dietary supplements I would see this right now. I don't remember looking forward to seeing a movie as much as this one in a while. Glad to hear so many people giving it good reviews, will definitely see it now.
Wow overwhelming good reviews.
Definately will have to take this sob in when i have time after labor day..
Seth penned (along with his friend) the script for Superbad and played a role in the movie but he didn't direct, the director was Greg Mottola.
Last edited by Buddy Holly; 08-20-2007 at 10:23 AM.
that movie was helarious my brother told me so...ill find out wednesday
good enough for #1 at the box office
1. "Superbad," $31.2 million.
2. "Rush Hour 3," $21.8 million.
3. "The Bourne Ultimatum," $19 million.
4. "The Simpsons Movie," $6.7 million.
5. "The Invasion," $6 million.
6. "S ust," $5.2 million.
7. "Hairspray," $4.3 million.
8. "Underdog," $3.6 million.
9. "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," $3.54 million.
10. "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry," $3.5 million.
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