Man though this is a comedy its pure horror to me!lol What a nightmare scenario! Well, I guess as long as its about someone else I can laugh about it! hehe

Knocked Up is a hilarious, well acted, and mature film that helped usher in a new era in American comedy: the Judd Apatow era; as well as bringing some incredible talents to fruition, i.e. Rogen, Heigl, Rudd, Segel, Hill, and Baruchel; all of which w... (read more) Knocked Up is a hilarious, well acted, and mature film that helped usher in a new era in American comedy: the Judd Apatow era; as well as bringing some incredible talents to fruition, i.e. Rogen, Heigl, Rudd, Segel, Hill, and Baruchel; all of which who have a bright future in the business.

I love almost any movie that this group of guys have made, like Superbad and Forgetting Sarah Marshall. This one isn't quite as good as those two, but is still hilarious and worth seeing.

There are some funny moments, but the humour is generally crass and lacks wit, the characters are too unbelievable and, quite frankly, I'm sick of films that seem to be full of stoner geeks. Does the word fad mean anything these days?

i really don't think i like this movie that much. i mean, yeah, it was funny in one or two areas, but really many times the situation came off as a bit serious and unlaughable. i don't think i would want to see this movie again, but i did like Kather... (read more) i really don't think i like this movie that much. i mean, yeah, it was funny in one or two areas, but really many times the situation came off as a bit serious and unlaughable. i don't think i would want to see this movie again, but i did like Katherine's acting and liked how they incorporated guest stars into the movie because of Alison's job at E! oh, i just think there were too many cuss/curse words in the movie. there were many times where every sentence had like three of the same curse words in it. rather annoying.

Very funny for an hour, Judd Apatow's script and direction are finally mugged by a gang worse than any of these. The feelgood moralists, who terrorise all parts of Tinseltown.

Judd Apatow's Knocked Up may have a provocative title, but just like a TV sitcom that placates an audience's apprehension about the real world, it neither titillates nor challenges.

A virtual cinematic guide to pop culture circa 2007. How it all plays 10 years from now doesn't really matter because we guarantee you will be quoting lines from this movie for a long time to come.

Hilarious from moment to moment, but leaving behind both a warm glow and a sting. This is a picture that refuses to fetishize either the ability to conceive or the significance of our place in the universe once we've done so.

What makes the movie so winning are its endearing and relatable characters who spout believable dialogue and amusing banter, steeped in clever pop-culture references and sharp observations of human nature.