Watching this when it came out on DVD, it was okay. But then I grew up. For some reason, even when I thought it was okay, I could not stand the cast. Michael Cera is an effeminate, monotone wreck. Christopher Mintz- Plasse is an obnoxious kid who became worthy of internet and reality television fame with his uselessness as a character in terms of plot. It's supposed to be about the one-sided homosexual relationship on Seth's (Jonah Hill's) part in his romantic-friendship with Evan (Cera). All the while this McLovin' (Mintz-Plasse) kid is handing out with these cops (Bill Hader and Co-Writer Seth Rogen) who are clearly going through a midlife crisis. My apologies to Emma Stone, a beautiful young actress, for having to work with these horrible excuses for actors. Bill Hader tried to carry the weight of his performance with the other half of the comic duo, but Seth Rogan's weight is too much (I am not just talking about his physical weight). "Actor" Seth Rogan is proof that talent is not a necessity to be an actor or writer in Hollywood. After watching the 9-Month long "Knocked Up", one can only hope that the mockery of comic film will end. Jonah Hill is a shorter, fatter version of Seth Rogen, who at least does have slightly better acting ability than the former. Michael Cera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Seth Rogan, and Jonah Hill all have a place saved for them in Comedy and Actor's Hell

In closing, the title is quite appropriate with the quality of this abomination of cinema and the beginning of the end for comedy.