A gluttony of memorable one liners makes this worth watching. I enjoyed the unabashed glee the actors take in being as broad and obvious as possible.

Mistakes - 1) In the scene where Alice spells words with her food on her dinner plate asking to have sex, the very next view of her shows a smaller plate in front of her. 2) After arriving to the new house, Brennen is seen in the car as Nancy and Robert talk to the neighbor (Don). Brennen's Arm is seen up holding the handle on the interior of the car near the window then down between each shot.

It has some funny moments, but I was actually kinda disappointed by this movie. I HATED the brother......what a douchebag. However, the balls on the drums scene had me rolling on the floor.

"There's something brilliantly stupid (or stupidly brilliant) about the sight of Ferrell and Reilly in vintage '80s t-shirts smacking each other around like steroidal kids, though it's the little things that make their complementary performances thrive." - Nick Schager

Though not without humorous moments, the plain truth is "a little Will Ferrell goes a long way!"

The quotability of this movie is insane.

It's brutally retarded, and actually poorly made, but something about it keeps bringing me back for more. Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly could co-star in a documentary about paint drying, and I would still find it hilarious. Even if this is just two hours of them fucking around, I'm going to recommend it just based on that.

ARE YOU FUCKIN' HIGH?

Loads of Laughs and many a quote you can joke around with your frineds with . Watch it

A showcase for the deadpan comic talents of Ferrell and Reilly whose tacked-on moralizations are and should be dismissed, Step Brothers excels in the realm of broad situational comedy, becoming one of more eminently quotable comedies of the past five years in the ultimate unravelling of the eponymous twosome's love-hate relationship. When not belabouring itself with insincere emotional affectation, McKay's film excels in consistent, disarming hilarity.