I really couldn't care less for all the stuff going on between Rogen and Banks. But the story about the porno production was far more interesting, and the film was ocassionally hilarious (that is, when Zack and Miri weren't bitching about who gives a fuck anyway).

Not a funny film at all (well, apart from the hilarious "she frosted me like a fucking cake" scene) and has some of the writing/directing clumsiness that's evident in Kevin Smith's work.

I like the idea behind it. The awkwardness of being in love with a long-time friend is taken to the extreme. It's not that funny, though.

A more Apatownian take on a typical Smith film, Has some laughs.

Seth Godin's overacting sucks! Story is quite well but it's ok.

popcorn, Elisabeth Banks, (Seth Rogen)

Great premise, but Smith decided to take the film where he thought these types are "suppose to go." The second half is very forgettable. Rogen and Banks have some chemistry when it comes to being funny together, but not romantically. Not at all.

I wanted to put that score humorously. LOL. I know how perverted of me. Still this movie is provacative, yet funny as hell. Cast was a good choice, especially Seth Rogan and Elizabeth Banks - good duo. I love the humor realism it brings about people and the fact that majority of people around the world love porn. Good job, Kevin Smith. I hope to see another Jay and Silent Bob movie.

Not brilliant, but lots of fun with some genuinely laugh-out-loud dialogue.

It's the endlessly clichéd tale of best friends who are actually in love. Now, there's a good reason that clichés exist, namely that people in general are fucking morons. Well, they are going to love this juvenile crap. The plot is lifted from 'The Amateurs' with added ass jokes and a genital-motif. Cynically designed to hit-it-off with teenagers, it's as fake as Katie Morgan's tits, that, next to Long's brilliant cameo, are the best bits in this pathetic trash.