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Tag Archives: jason segel
The End of the Tour (2015)
Director: James Ponsoldt Writer: Donald Margulies (Based on the book “Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself” by David Lipsky)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2015, adaptation, Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself, anna chlumsky, author, beck ann baker, book tour, comedy, danny elfman, david foster wallace, david lipsky, donald margulies, drama, infinite jest, interview, james ponsoldt, jason segel, jesse eisenberg, joan cusack, journalism, journalist, mamie gummer, novelist, reporter, rolling stone, ron livingston, the end of the tour, true story, writer
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The Discovery (2017)
Director: Charlie McDowell Writers: Charlie McDowell & Justin Lader
Posted in Drama, Romance, Science Fiction
Tagged afterlife, charlie mcdowell, death, discovery, drama, jason segel, jesse plemons, justin lader, mary steenburgen, netflix, riley keough, robert redford, romance, ron canada, rooney mara, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, suicide, the discovery
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The End of the Tour (2015)
Director: James Ponsoldt Writer: Donald Margulies (Based on the book “Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself” by David Lipsky)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2015, adaptation, Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself, anna chlumsky, author, beck ann baker, book tour, comedy, danny elfman, david foster wallace, david lipsky, donald margulies, drama, infinite jest, interview, james ponsoldt, jason segel, jesse eisenberg, joan cusack, journalism, journalist, mamie gummer, novelist, reporter, rolling stone, ron livingston, the end of the tour, true story, writer
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Dead Man on Campus (1998)
Director: Alan Cohn Writers: Michael Traeger and Mike White (Story by Anthony Abrams & Adam Larson Broder)
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 1998, adam larson broder, alan cohn, alyson hannigan, anthony abrams, bong, campus, college, dead man on campus, drink, drugs, drunk, gale anne hurd, grades, jason segel, kurt loder, linda cardellini, mark mothersbaugh, mark-paul gosselaar, michal traeger, mike white, poppy montgomery, roommate, sex, smoke, suicidal, suicide, tom everett scott, university
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This Is 40 (2012)
Director: Judd Apatow Writer: Judd Apatow (Based on characters created by Judd Apatow)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 2012, 40, albert brooks, annie mumolo, bill hader, billie joe armstrong, charlyne yi, chris o'dowd, comedy, couple, drama, family, graham parker, iris apatow, jason segel, john lithgow, jon briom, judd apatow, kids, knocked up, lena dunham, leslie mann, marriage, married, maude apatow, megan fox, melissa mccarthy, michael ian black, middle age, paul rudd, record label, robert smigel, romance, romantic comedy, ryan adams, sequel, this is 40, trainer
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Sex Tape (2014)
Director: Jake Kasdan Writers: Kate Angelo and Jason Segel & Nicholas Stoller (Story by Kate Angelo) Not good. Almost zero chemistry between these two.
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2014, cameron diaz, cloud, comedy, dave allen, ellie kemper, ipad, jack black, jake kasdan, jason segel, kate angelo, kumail nanjiani, nancy lenehan, nat faxon, nicholas stoller, road trip, rob corddry, rob lowe, romance, sex, sex tape, youporn
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Jeff, Who Lives at Home (2012)
Directors: Jay & Mark Duplass Writers: Jay & Mark Duplass
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review
Tagged 2012, affair, basement, basketball, brothers, comedy, destiny, drama, duplass brothers, ed helms, errand, evan ross, fate, jason segel, jay duplass, jeff who lives at home, judy greer, kevin, mark duplass, marriage, married, mel gibson, mom, mother, office, porsche, pot, rae dawn chong, salesman, signs, slacker, son, steve zissis, stoner, susan sarandon, weed
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Despicable Me (2010)
Directors: Pierre Coffin & Chris Renaud Writers: Cinco Paul & Ken Daurio (Story by Sergio Pablos)
Posted in Animated, Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 2010, adopt, adopted, adoption, chris renaud, cinco paul, danny mcbride, despicable me, evil bank, jack mcbrayer, jason segel, jemaine clement, julie andrews, ken daurio, ken jeong, kristen wiig, mindy kaling, minion, miranda cosgrove, moon, pharrell, pharrell williams, pierre coffin, rob huebel, russell brand, sergio pablos, steal, steve carell, super villain, villain, will arnett
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The Five-Year Engagement (2012)
Director: Nicholas Stoller Writers: Jason Segel & Nicholas Stoller I was really looking forward to this when it was coming out but I just never really found the motivation to watch it until today. I have kind of a weird … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged allison brie, bow, brian posehn, california, chef, chris parnell, chris pratt, david paymer, emily blunt, engaged, engagement, fiance, hunting, jacki weaver, jason segel, judd apatow, kevin hart, lauren weedman, marriage, michigan, mimi kennedy, mindy kaling, molly shannon, nicholas stoller, rhys ifans, san francisco, the five year engagement, tim heidecker
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This Is 40 (2012)
Director: Judd Apatow Writer: Judd Apatow I liked this. I love Apatow and the whole crew he assembles. He gets criticized for his length but I like the feel of his movies. Not my favorite of his so far but … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged annie mumolo, charlyne yi, comedy, drama, fiona apple, graham parker, iris apatow, jason segel, judd apatow, knocked up, leslie mann, marriage, maude apatow, megan fox, middle age, paul rudd, robert smigel, ryan adams, sequel, this is 40
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