One of Michael Cera's best films
This is the kind of movie that made Michael Cera a star. Once again he’s a nerdy teen in a coming of age story. He’s really good playing a pseudo intellectual which he uses to try to charm Portia Doubleday who plays like an older woman to Cera’s boyish personality. The twist is that Cera creates an alter ego Francois who helps him grow up by showing him how to be a bad boy. That leads to a lot of funny moments like when he confronts his mom’s boyfriend Ray Liotta over breakfast, throws a cigarette into his cereal, flips over the bowl and then spits on the floor on the way out the door.<br /><br />The movie also has a great cast with Jean Smart as his mom, Zach Galifianakis her boyfriend, Steve Buscemi as his dad, plus Fred Willard, and Justin Long.<br /><br />It’s definitely one of Cera’s best films.
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