The 40 Year-Old Virgin
Comedy • R • 2005 • 1 hr 56 min
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Steve Carell, Catherine Keener, Paul Rudd, Romany Malco, Seth Rogen
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Hilarious and one of the goats of comedy movies
This is what good comedy looks like. It’s beyond a few laughs and gives you an insight of what another perspective may look like.
Just watched for the second time. Steve Carol was good. I loved his co worker Romany Malco. I though he was hilarious.
Awkward, sweet, and hilarious. Steve Carell nails innocence in chaos. Surprisingly heartfelt for a sex comedy.
Hilarious film with so many quotable lines. Also sadly relatable in other spots
Funny but was a little boring/corny at times.
Carell is perfect for this role, delivers some genuine laughs along with heartfelt moments, Apatow’s improvisational comedy is unmatched
Sometimes a little cringe but mostly funny in a bro movie kind of way.
Steve Carrell plays this role so well and the supporting cast really contrasts the innocence at the epicenter of the story
Very funny film, loads of hidden gem actors in this.
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