This film essentially begins with two inseparable high school friends named "Evan" (Michael Cera) and "Seth" (Jonah Hill) being invited to a party and then asked to furnish the alcohol for everyone. Being underage, they then turn to Evan's friend "Fogell" (Christopher Mintz-Plasse) to purchase it for them as he has just obtained a fake ID which he believes will be sufficient for the task at hand. However, when it appears that the police are apprehending him at the liquor store, both Evan and Seth become desperate and--for the first time in almost 10 years--go their separate ways. And it's during this time that they come to realize just how important their friendship really is. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this is one of those comedies that relies upon obscene language to generate laughter. This is especially true with Seth as everything he says is directly related to male and female genitalia or sex acts between genders. In short, his persona is tailor-made for a film targeting immature audiences. It isn't the first American film of this type, and I seriously doubt it will be the last. Having said that, however, the overall plot incorporated such a number of absurd situations that it actually worked--in spite of the lowbrow humor. This was actually a rather funny movie. Admittedly, I would have preferred a more measured script as the obscene language got a bit old rather quickly. But that's just me. Be that as it may, while I would definitely advise viewer discretion, I still found this movie to be rather entertaining, and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly above average.