Jason Segel runs away with most of the movie. His uncomfortable advances in Knocked Up made him memorable and in this movie, he finally gets all the screen time he deserves. Look at his outfits he wears (along with the footwear) and just try not to laugh. Watching him made me feel like I was hanging out with the fellas from Kansas and seeing his "Man Cave" showed the fact just because you leave the fraternity house doesn't mean your domain is gone.
Another stellar performance in the movie comes from Jamie Pressly and Jon Favreau. I'll admit, I've had a major crush on Favreau since Rudy and was ecstatic to see him casted in this movie. Rashida Jones and Pressly are friends throughout the film and Favreau is married to Pressly. This couple pairing is all over the place especially when Pressly gives a description of Favreau when chatting with her friends. Their time in the film is limited, but they sure do deliver some laughs when they're up there.
A great film to see with anyone (family members included...saw it with the brother and only felt awkward/uncomfortable/wanted to disappear a few times).
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