Jeff, Who Lives at Home
Drama • R • 2012 • 1 hr 23 min
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Jason Segel, Ed Helms, Susan Sarandon, Judy Greer, Rae Dawn Chong
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Great movie, Jason Siegel is a true talent
Duplass Bros nail it again. Serendipity guides slackerdom for Segel and his self absorbed brother Helms. Best Segel role to date
A genuinely heartwarming movie that makes you feel good about life! Wonderful performances with a witty and thoughtful script. I love it!
Sweet low-stakes comedy about the misadventures of a pothead slacker
This movie is incredibly heartfelt, and satisfying to boot. Quickly became an all time favorite.
Ugh! I hated it. There was like one funny scene & the rest was Debbie downer depressing. I gave up about ½ way through
Quick, quirky dramedy that really works due to Helms and Segel. Not for everyone but I enjoyed it. The ending is satisfying and heartfelt
Super heartfelt and worth the watch. Jason Seagal is perfect for playing the average everyday man.
A quietly hilarious and personal-feeling adventure comedy.
Easy to watch and enjoy but occasionally easy to forget. Still worth your time for a slow and warm hearted comedy
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