This movie is hilarious, and 8/10 is the average value of it, but you will extract a 10 out of it if you meet these criteria:
1) You're about 30 years old;
2) You're watching it with your same-sex buddies;
3) You've been to California and to New York;
4) You're allowed to smoke during the movie.
All of the actors are doing a great job, and I liked the dialog. I don't agree with other comments where the movie is described as going nowhere. The main character's journey makes a full circle, as he learns that there isn't anything to him which is missing after all just because he didn't know his real parents, that he wouldn't be who he already is had he grown with his real parents, that he's happy with himself after all, and... that he's been a schmuck.
1) You're about 30 years old;
2) You're watching it with your same-sex buddies;
3) You've been to California and to New York;
4) You're allowed to smoke during the movie.
All of the actors are doing a great job, and I liked the dialog. I don't agree with other comments where the movie is described as going nowhere. The main character's journey makes a full circle, as he learns that there isn't anything to him which is missing after all just because he didn't know his real parents, that he wouldn't be who he already is had he grown with his real parents, that he's happy with himself after all, and... that he's been a schmuck.