‘Jeff, Who Lives at Home’- Movie Review Monday

I remember seeing this trailer a while ago and kind of forgot about it until I was in Blockbuster the other day and saw it for rent. From what I remembered about the trailer, it looked good, so I said why not and rented it. I was shocked by how good this movie was.This movie stars Jason Segel and Ed Helms both good actors, but I was pleasantly surprised how well they were in this. I expected some weird indie movie that was just ok, and this was a little weird, but it was well done that you kind of just went with it.

Segel's character, Jeff, lives in his mom's basement and believes that everything happens for a reason and the the universe is giving him signs on life. His brother, Helms, is struggling with his marriage and believes that his wife is cheating on him. The two brothers get together and work on their relationship as well as their lives.

It is a great story and I believe that it is Segel's best role yet.

I give 'Jeff, Who Lives at Home' 5 out of 5 Porsches

Rated R for language including sexual references and some drug use