Great actors, lackluster script. The movie vacillated between a dark comedy and a boring 1 1/2 hour episode of Scrubs (sans the funny cut away scenes).

just booooooooo...it took me like one year to get to see this movie and after all was sooooo boooooo

Zach Braff's character reminded me of myself. I get bored and annoyed from terrible bosses and end up running my own firm. Good premise, but very predictable.

I'll watch Jason Bateman in anything... which is how I ended up watching this (and owning Teen Wolf 2... Thanks Mom). Not good.

A straight up ordinary comedy of errors and old relationships. Slightly disappointing misuse of the level comedic talent involved. Good to see Grodin back on the screen after 14 years though and an underused Poehler marks a highpoint again after Mr W... (read more) A straight up ordinary comedy of errors and old relationships. Slightly disappointing misuse of the level comedic talent involved. Good to see Grodin back on the screen after 14 years though and an underused Poehler marks a highpoint again after Mr Woodcock.

Yeah, really glad that I didn't have to pay to see this one. Jason Bateman has proven he can do better.

I was surprised that this was as good as it was. You'd think stacking a bunch of SNL-ers (Armisen, Poehler) would be like a "hail mary" casting situation, but there was a story that was engrossing enough to stay interested in.

Probably the least impressive movie I've seen in a long time. But the fact that a million awesome people were in it scored some big points for me. And who knew Jason Bateman could be such a douche? Mad props.

The storyline was quite predictable, but there were a couple of laugh-out-loud moments to make up for it.

It's an ok movie. I liked that it showed a married couple who love each other and choose to stick it out and support each other and work through their problems, while staying faithful to each other. But it relies a lot on lowest common denominator ... (read more) It's an ok movie. I liked that it showed a married couple who love each other and choose to stick it out and support each other and work through their problems, while staying faithful to each other. But it relies a lot on lowest common denominator jokes and its depiction of a man faking physical handicaps is in very poor taste, I think.