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Kirk is an average Joe who works as a TSA agent at the Pittsburgh airport with his friends. The status quo of his fairly monotonous life ends when he meets Molly, a smart, kind and gorgeous blonde. Because she's way out of his league (she's a hard 10 and he is but a 5), Kirk knows there's no way on earth she's ever going to fall for him. Or is there...?
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Marco van Hoof <k_luifje7@hotmail.com>
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Taglines:
It'll all add up March 12
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Release Date:
12 March 2010 (USA)
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Budget:
$20,000,000
(estimated)
Opening Weekend USA:
$9,775,278,
5 March 2010, Wide Release
Gross USA:
$31,584,722, 16 May 2010
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Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1
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Trivia
Jay Baruchel said that he was not willing to do nudity, so the scenes where he is "manscaping", the butt we see is actually that of a body double.
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When Marnie gets off of the plane and is chasing Kirk, she takes off a pair of red wedges so that she can run faster. After their ride on the cart where he pushes her off into a small crowd of people, her feet can be seen sticking up from the mass on the floor and she is clearly wearing black character shoes. (The feet sticking out belong to a female extra, not the actress playing Marnie.)
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Stainer:
But he drives a shit box so you have to deduct a point.
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What is wrong with my neon?
Stainer:
Oh I don't know except the people who make that car don't even like it.
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Expectations weren't exactly through the roof for SOOML. No big name actors, a director with no feature film experience and a screenplay by the same guys who brought us Sex Drive. It is with great delight then, that what we get is 100 minutes of laughter and light-hearted entertainment. Is it clichéd? Sure is. We've seen the 'underdog gets the girl' story repetitively since the dawn of cinema, but at least scripters John Morris and Sean Anders inject it with humorous variations to ensure we forgive their shortcomings in originality.
Jay Baruchel was another unknown quantity. His supporting turns in Knocked Up, Fanboys, Tropic Thunder and Million Dollar Baby (remember the weakling who frequented the boxing hall despite his complete lack of talent – that was Baruchel) have provided laughs galore, but being the main star is different altogether. His geeky exterior and small frame isn't exactly leading man material however Baruchel's great comic timing and willingness to make a fool of himself if required makes him a likable headliner.
On the opposite end of the gender pole is the drop-dead gorgeous Alice Eve who, like Molly, is a hard ten. It's not just her looks that makes her popular with the men though, she's genuinely cool and doesn't have a whiff of ego. Elsewhere in the cast you'll find the previously unknown T.J. Miller as Kirk's best mate Stainer – a character who resembles Napoleon Dynamite if he were on crack cocaine – who delivers a handful of memorable one-liners and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments.
A charismatic cast and some hilarious jokes makes this a surprising winner.
3.5 out of 5 (1 - Rubbish, 2 - Ordinary, 3 - Good, 4 - Excellent, 5 - Classic)