Typical comedy of Will Ferrell as Ricky Bobby, and several others, which I like, but despite the good cast, misses than hits, only a few jokes I really laughed.

"A mean-spirited nightmare of throwaway gags." - Adam Keleman

Fun but forgettable. Jeremy Piven doesn't have a lot of range, does he?

I've taken shits funnier than this.

Actually hilarious. Anyone tells you otherwise, kick them in the balls.

A lot of wasted potential. Not a bad movie but not what it could have been.

not to bad

It just isn't funny. I don't understand how that's possible, given the talent involved here (especially behind the camera, as Brennan is a hilarious comic), but so much of the attempted humour just feels too broad and obvious. Some of the cast are able to consistently bring the funny (Kathryn Hahn and Craig Robinson particularly), and Miller and Ferrell do well in their bit parts. But Piven doesn't have it in him to carry a movie like this. The best thing I can say about it is it's short.

DERP

Hit or miss comedy that's more miss than hit. Watch Used Cars instead.

One of the more underrated comedies in a long time. It is riddled with crude humor, but what else do you expect from Piven. It is where he thrives. This film will make you laugh as long as you aren't too stuffy to refuse.

I still can't decide whether the trailer or the movie was better. I actually googled and watched the trailer for this film 5 times! But I don't think I'd watch the film again. The film was basically limited to the jokes in the trailer then with a lot of extra padding that if anything detracted from the jokes you'd already seen. And I'm not saying the trailer ruined the film, but that the film only had about 2 minutes and 15 seconds of truly great material.

A seemingly plotless and pointless comedy that struggles to provide many hilarious jokes that weren't featured in the trailer. It's not a terrible movie, it just drags on during some parts. A few of the cast members (craig robinson and kathryn hahn) consistently deliver.

The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard is a very funny movie. Jeremy Piven does a great job acting in the movie. Will Ferrell makes a great guest apperance in the movie that adds to the movies appeal. The movie contains many hilarious scenes and one-liners, but lacks a good plot which prevents it from being a great movie.

Feels like they poorly transplanted jeremy Piven's personality from Entourage and forced it into a movie that could've been about almost anything. Not worth the money , to see it once.

Sadly the best parts of this movie were in the preview. And to make it worse um just watch the preview and see if you laugh. The jokes were overly crude, to the point that I just didn't find them junny. Rob Riggel playing a 10-yr old was a minor bright spot. When it comes down to it though The Goods are spoiledd. Live Hard, Sell Hard, Suck Hard.

The Goods takes the shotgun approach to comedy, packing multiple layers of jokes, vulgarity and stuffed with dozens of comedians from better films all hoping that if you create enough chaos it'll all work. And to a degree it does, with enough Old School inspired anarchy and charm to get the wheels turning. But Piven plays the lead like a poor man's Will Farrel, not possessing the volume or energy to sell the audience a car salesman of mythological proportions and little if any charm.

Watchable

Funny, but fails in casting the unlikable Piven in the lead role - who phones it in anyway. Lucky for him (or rather us), he's surrounded by lots of funny people.

The word "Good" shouldn't have anything to do with this movie.

Had it's moments.

Not that good or funny. But the parts with Will ferrell were funny but that was only 2mins in hour & half movie.

The main storyline is actually pretty good and delivers a lot of laughs. The problem comes when it strays to the fringes to pick up on the other characters. Where some are rather funny (The DJ is hysterical and Rob Riggle's character made me laugh) most are just not funny at all and realy kill the pace set by Piven's energy. This could have been a pretty damn good 45 minute movie, but instead we get a middle of the road comedy that's 89 minutes.