Cedar Rapids
Comedy • R • 2011 • 1 hr 27 min
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Ed Helms, John C. Reilly, Anne Heche, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Stephen Root
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It's a slow burner comedy, Ed Helms plays his typical comedic nerdy role.
Incredibly authentic belly buster lampooning the mundane midwestern insurance world.
This is the plain piece of toast you eat after a bout of nausea. It is so perfectly average that it’s impressive.
A nice hidden gem. Starts as a nice feel good comedy and goes in a different direction. John C. Reilly steals it.
Cheesy comedy movie but gets the job done. I wouldn’t recommend going out of your way to watch it though.
Very charming low budget comedy that is straight forward as it gets. Ensemble is expertly cast and has a certain sweetness to it.
Very sweet comedy, great characters and performances, enjoyably silly
It doesn't get more feel-good than this movie. Ed Helms and John C Reilly make a hilarious pair. Characters you want to root for.
Had some funny moments. Strange weird cringey world they build, but that was the point. Quirky weird watch, I’d pop it on only if it’s free
Definitely an underrated film. Isiah Whitlock Jr. has an outrageously hysterical performance that I will never forget.
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