TRAILERS

1

Im sure it will have the same laughs his movies have.

Brian Sleider on Jul 28, 2015

2

Where's James Franco man!? I feel like this movie is missing some James Franco love. Like you can't make a Seth Rogen buddy comedy without James Franco that's insane.

Jordan Odinson on Jul 28, 2015

3

I laughed way too much at that trailer. I'm in.

Danimal on Jul 28, 2015

4

Having my doubts but because nothing can beat this is the end! It is my favorite comedy besides spaceballs ever!

ari smulders on Jul 28, 2015

5

Rogen is going all in with this one. I am one of the few that doesn't care much for the Rogen/Franco show that usually occurs. Franco tends to phone it in and Rogen's performance always suffers for that.

Maxx on Jul 28, 2015

6

I'm sure kids have to watch something. i'm just not sure if that's it ... And it ain't for adults, either ...

shiboleth on Jul 28, 2015

7

Is the Nazi propaganda department still making movies? This is another film where fat ugly Jew Seth Rogen plays an explicitly Jewish character, while good-looking Jewish actors (Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Lizzy Caplan, this time) play non-Jews. As a matter of fact, despite being the son of two Jewish parents, Gordon-Levitt has never explicitly played his own ethnicity once in his entire 30 years of acting. Is there a problem, Joey? This is the same racist trick Rogen pulls every time. He always casts himself as an explicit Jewish character opposite non-Jewish characters played by good-looking Jews (Paul Rudd, James Franco, Dave Franco, Zac Efron, Halston Sage, etc.). And this new film is from the same studio, S.S.ony, that released last year’s Fury, about fighting Nazis during WWII. Fury starred no less than four Jews (Logan Lerman, Jon Bernthal, Jason Isaacs, and Shia LaBeouf), yet none of the characters were Jewish and Jews and the Holocaust were never mentioned. Gee, maybe they should have cast Seth Rogen as a “funny” Jewish soldier who died early on in the film. Actors of fully Jewish background: Logan Lerman, Natalie Portman, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Mila Kunis, Bar Refaeli, James Wolk, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Julian Morris, Adam Brody, Esti Ginzburg, Kat Dennings, Gabriel Macht, Erin Heatherton, Odeya Rush, Anton Yelchin, Paul Rudd, Scott Mechlowicz, Lisa Kudrow, Lizzy Caplan, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Gal Gadot, Debra Messing, Robert Kazinsky, Melanie Laurent, Shiri Appleby, Justin Bartha, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Margarita Levieva, Elizabeth Berkley, Halston Sage, Seth Gabel, Corey Stoll, Mia Kirshner, Alden Ehrenreich, Eric Balfour, Jason Isaacs, Jon Bernthal, William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy. Andrew Garfield and Aaron Taylor-Johnson are Jewish, too (though I don’t know if both of their parents are). Actors with Jewish mothers and non-Jewish fathers: Jake Gyllenhaal, Dave Franco, James Franco, Scarlett Johansson, Daniel Day-Lewis, Daniel Radcliffe, Alison Brie, Eva Green, Joaquin Phoenix, River Phoenix, Emmy Rossum, Rashida Jones, Jennifer Connelly, Sofia Black D’Elia, Nora Arnezeder, Goldie Hawn, Ginnifer Goodwin, Amanda Peet, Eric Dane, Jeremy Jordan, Joel Kinnaman, Ben Barnes, Patricia Arquette, Kyra Sedgwick, Dave Annable, Ryan Potter. Actors with Jewish fathers and non-Jewish mothers, who themselves were either raised as Jews and/or identify as Jews: Ezra Miller, Gwyneth Paltrow, Alexa Davalos, Nat Wolff, Nicola Peltz, James Maslow, Josh Bowman, Winona Ryder, Michael Douglas, Ben Foster, Jamie Lee Curtis, Nikki Reed, Zac Efron, Jonathan Keltz, Paul Newman. Oh, and Ansel Elgort’s father is Jewish, though I don’t know how Ansel was raised. Robert Downey, Jr. and Sean Penn were also born to Jewish fathers and non-Jewish mothers. Armie Hammer and Chris Pine are part Jewish. Actors with one Jewish-born parent and one parent who converted to Judaism: Dianna Agron, Sara Paxton (whose father converted, not her mother), Alicia Silverstone, Jamie-Lynn Sigler.

Jon on Jul 28, 2015

8

Yikes. Joseph Gordon Levitt has that look. The look of "what the fuck did I just sign to do?"

ragethorn on Jul 28, 2015

9

Cobra-la-la-la!!! I remember that face.

DAVIDPD on Jul 29, 2015

10

Not bad. These guys still have the ability to make great comedies. I like how they are not really going crazy either, a la early 2000s Will Ferrell. Mostly grounded.

DAVIDPD on Jul 28, 2015

11

Wow... That looks pretty terrible.

evilED on Jul 28, 2015

12

That was...unfunny.

Payne by name on Jul 29, 2015

13

Is someone going to tell Seth Rogan that he does not know how to make a stoner comedy? C'mon man. Back to the drawing board.

MaqueeStalker on Jul 29, 2015

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Is the Nazi propaganda department still making movies? This is another film where fat ugly Jew Seth Rogen plays an explicitly Jewish character, while good-looking Jewish actors (Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Lizzy Caplan, this time) play non-Jews. As a matter of fact, despite being the son of two Jewish parents, Gordon-Levitt has never explicitly played his own ethnicity once in his entire 30 years of acting. Is there a problem, Joey? This is the same racist trick Rogen pulls every time. He always casts himself as an explicit Jewish character opposite non-Jewish characters played by good-looking Jews (Paul Rudd, James Franco, Dave Franco, Zac Efron, Halston Sage, etc.). And this new film is from the same studio, S.S.ony, that released last year’s Fury, about fighting Nazis during WWII. Fury starred no less than four Jews (Logan Lerman, Jon Bernthal, Jason Isaacs, and Shia LaBeouf), yet none of the characters were Jewish and Jews and the Holocaust were never mentioned. Gee, maybe they should have cast Seth Rogen as a “funny” Jewish soldier.

Dee on Jul 29, 2015

15

meh

Jim Dawkins on Jul 29, 2015

16

i don't get the point of this kind of stories. "we have to do the last party ever" to prove how much we actually value our lives. Sorry it doesn't work for me. Looks awful, all i get from the trailer was a big Red bull commercial.

toonfed on Aug 14, 2015

17

I don't agree with you, please watch the movie first

Ibrahim on Nov 16, 2015

18

Oh it's okay, i will not see it. As i say before: it doesn't work for me. Waste of money and time. You cannot asure me that my point of view will change after i see it so... better not take the risk.

toonfed on Nov 17, 2015

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ok, no problem , I can invite you, I will buy the ticket, just watch it and then you can say your opinion about it.,

Ibrahim on Nov 18, 2015