I wanted to see this movie so badly in the theaters but I never had the chance. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen are terrific actors. I'll definitely check this one out.

Michael Greenwaldt wrote: Saying it's from the guys who brought us Superbad is such a bad comparison. Not at all the same kind of movie.

I hate how the film is being marketed as a straight comedy film, when in reality, anyone that has seen it knows that it's a tear-jerker. They did the same with "Adventureland," marketing it as a comedy when it's really a pretty sizable drama.

Regardless, this film was fantastic and a definite pick for favorite of the year. I still consider it underrated even though it did pretty well at the box office.

Saying it's from the guys who brought us Superbad is such a bad comparison. Not at all the same kind of movie.

They should put "From the Studio that brought you 'The Twilight Saga' and 'Letters to Juliet' on the cover. xD That blue backdrop sucks.

I think this was the movie the Funny People wanted to be. This was much funnier and more poignant than that overlong schlock fest.

Wasn't as light hearted as i'd hoped.I suppose at the end of the day theres nothing light hearted about the subject matter and if they went for too many laughs people would think they're mocking it.Left me feeling depressed though i dont know if thats because my mum has a tumour.It's definately not role around the floor laughs more smile and giggle because you feel sad for the guy.You really warm to the characters.I'm gonna check out more Seth rogan movies i like him.

I found it surprisingly rewatchable. Saw it 3 times with different friends. JGL really makes the movie..I'd love to see him get a nomination.

I agree, it was good but not a lot of replay value. I laugh how it says $35 million box office, funny. The film was more serious than funny but that's ok, it worked well here.

Great movie but not one to watch a lot.