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I hated this movie, while I really enjoyer Funny People (for the stand-up shows more than the shitty family plot with Eric Bana), and am a huge fan of Superbad, Pineapple etc... It is easily in the worst movies I have seen the past year.
No Bluray -_-
after reading the review I might consider renting this to see if this one is good before buying it.