The writers and director of the hit 'Anchorman' and the not-so-hit 'Talladega Nights' team up again to bring us this story of two grown men who have to learn to accept each other as step brothers when their respective single parents get married.
The joke is that they still act a bit like children, which suits Will Ferrell down to the ground. Cue scenes with the grown brothers arguing who gets which bunkbed.
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Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly re-unite with their Talladega Nights director Adam McKay for Step Brothers. They play two middle-aged dead beats whose respective single parents get hitched and move the two families in under the one roof. Competition soon gives way to friendship as they reluctantly struggle away from the cosy confines of extended adolescence.
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Ferrell and Reilly get more mileage out of juvenile pouting and bickering than any other performers I can imagine, but that's about as far as this goes.
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This is a loud, ugly, foul comedy whose shortcomings extend far into the supporting cast...
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With such a lame premise, the search for laughs grows more frantic with each passing hum-drum minute.
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Stupid, crude and hilarious, Step Brothers works by sneaking past our better judgment.
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The film is funny at times but lapses into the reflexive vulgarity that seems to be the default mechanism of the Apatow machinery.
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They're losers that only a mother, an entertainment manager or a gang of self-satisfied comedy insiders could love.
Full reviewStupid, crude and hilarious, Step Brothers works by sneaking past our better judgment.
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Starting at infantile and regressing hysterically from there, Step Brothers flies on the comic chemistry of Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly.
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Step Brothers is a hard R, for good reason. While it's somewhat sweeter, if you will, than a typical Apatow flick, the ludicrous situations call for equally ludicrous behavior and statements.
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Ferrell relives his youth in this simple, ridiculously absurd and yet funny film.
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Step Brothers is available to stream in Australia now on Netflix and Google Play and Apple TV and Foxtel and Binge and Prime Video Store.
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