Grown Men Compete Like Juveniles
"The Do-Deca-Pentathlon"  is about two grown men who take sibling rivalry to hilarious heights.  Mark (Steve Zissis) is a thirty-something married guy with a preteen son, who never got over an event from his teen years when he and his brother Jeremy competed in a homegrown, 25-event Olympics-style competition to see who was the best brother.  As adults, the overachieving, self-satisfied Jeremy (Mark Kelly) appears at Mark's birthday, turning what was to be a pleasant, low-key reunion into a confrontation that brings to the fore all of Mark's numerous, poorly hidden insecurities.  When Jeremy suggests a re-do of their teen feats, Mark takes the bait, as Jeremy knew he would.<br /><br />The goofy "events" of the pseudo Olympics include miniature golf, ping-pong, laser tag, and leg wrestling, which offer plenty of opportunity for visual gags.  Essentially, the movie is a one-joke comedy, with two adults acting like kids to "one-up" each other.  However, the movie does examine the frequently awkward connection between siiblings, a subject we don't see covered a lot in movies.<br /><br />The filmmakers, Mark and Jay Duplass, have stated that the film is based on brothers who lived near them when they were kids, but it's hard not to think that the feelings conveyed in this movie -- if not the actual events -- are autobiographical.  Blu-ray extras include the featurettes "Meet the Real Brothers" and "Rock, Paper, Scissors With the Real Brothers."
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : 25 Events 2 Brothers 1 ChampionTwo grown men take sibling rivalry to new heights of hilarity in this winning comedy with heart. All bets are off during a family reunion when estranged brothers Mark (Steve Zissis) and Jeremy (Mark Kelly) secretly resurrect a decades-old quest to be the best. Determined to complete 25 outrageous events in order to crown a true champion the exhausted pair find themselves leg wrestling ping-ponging and laser tagging to the finish line...while learning a few life lessons along the way. Written and directed by the comically competitive Duplass Brothers (Cyrus) The Do-Deca-Pentathlon brings home the gold - and the.