My wife and I took a chance on this and rented it when we couldn’t derive anything else. We haven’t seen any other Apatow films — they all looked a itsy-bitsy too adolescent for our tastes. We had read some satisfactory reviews of this, though, so we gave it a shot. It was a sincere surprise — very clever, well-written, and genuinely laughable. Immense cast, and all give trustworthy performances. Lots of steady talent went into this. A very delightful movie.

“Forgetting Sarah Marshall” is another smashing success brought to you by Judd Apatow and friends. This time it is Jason Segel’s turn to shine and he certainly does not dissapoint with a script that is both laugh out loud amusing and emotionally impartial.

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While one has arrive to query Jonah Hill, Paul Rudd, and even Segel himself to be on point because of their past turns in other Apatow produced comedies, it is the newcomers that really note.

Like Christpher Mint-Plaisse as Fogel in “Superbad” it is the ability to accept original and unusual comedic voices that have largely contributed to the success of past Apatow movies like “Superbad”, “Knocked up”, and even “40 year outmoded virgin”.

“Sarah Marshall” introduces the british Comedian Russell Heed to American audiences as Aldous Snow the ultra-ridiculous british rockstar/new boyfriend of Sarah Marshall. Ticket has dynamite amusing timing and is certainly willing to do anything for a laugh. His interactions with Jonah Hill whose character is obsessed with him are both creepy and laugh out loud droll.

the other true suprise is Mila Kunis. While I enjoyed her as jackie on “That 70’s Present”, her work here is truly relevatory. While she is essentially playing the requiste “dream girl” she is able to give the fragment some genuine depth while giving the movie a sincere warmth.

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The other standout for me was Bill Hader who is funnier everytime I discover him. Most will probably gape him from his work in Superbad as Seth Rogen’s partner and in this he plays segel’s step-brother who is not scared to converse Peter exactly how it is.

I also feel I need to mention Kristen Bell who plays Sarah Marshall. While the role is rather thankless she is quite comic and gives the character sincere bite. She also nails perhaps the most fair scene I have ever seen in a romantic comedy when she finally tells Peter why it didnt work between them. Both actors shine in the scene, but her work is both just and heartbreaking and gives her character a depth that I certainly was not expecting.

This one is highly recommended
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