pretty bad.

I'm not here to give a review because if it shows up on my page its a 5 star movie and so therefore you know what i think about it.

Parents need to know that this movie isnt even worth watching. the jokes are stupid, the language is really not necessary, and a lot of crude sexual talk. I thought it was so bad that i didnt even watch it all.

i hatedthe movie cause its not funny an its not what you think parents i wouldn't take no kids to see that movie and you be disappointed

A very deeply moving story + Sandler and Rogen humor + lots of swearing = Funny People.

Judd Apatow, who specializes in very raunchy and very funny comedies had, in the summer of 2009, finalll released a movie that was actually a littl;e bit more. That movie was called, of course, Funny People. And, at first glance, this may seem like just another one of Apatow's raunchy comedies, and, honestly, it is. But, what makes it so much more than that, is the simple few facts that; It has a heart. It understands pain and suffering. It understands the dullness and mundane life that has become of popular celebrities, who are now more lonely and miserable than evertything. And, above all, Funny People understands how people related to life with so many different essences of personal pain. Sure. It's just a comedy. But what a comedy it is. While I love almost every movie that Apatow directs, produces or writes, which includes The 40 Year old Virgin, Knocked Up, Step Brothers, Get him to the Greek, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and so much more, Funny People, to me, is actually a rather large cut above them, and a cut above the rest of the comedies like this one. But, despite all this positivity I have for it, this movie carries an extremely deserved R Rating: There is extremely frequent, explicit and crude sexual humor throughout the movie, including many, many, many raunchy jokes about genitalia, sex and pretyy well anything else that relates to that topic. Also, to go along with that, there are a total of four very graphic and crude sex scenes, which are also very, very funny. And, finally, there is a pretty well equal amount of strong profanity throughout the movie, as well, with about 165 uses of the F-word and it's derivatives, which also includes sh-t, d-ck, c-ck, -ss, h-ll, d-mn, g-dd-mn, n-gg-r, p-ssy and more. So, while you may think that this is just another comedy with Apatow hammering at his raunchy jokes like he always does, well, it is. But's it's so much more than that. (Plus, it's funny as hell)

Funny People is not a funny movie, don't get confused. This IS Adam Sandler's best movie. Switching from a kid's entertainer to a mature comedian with issues. Seth Rogen is great as his assistant who is now starting to move up in Hollywood. (Seth) There is foul language around every corner and sexual content has never been greater. However, this is a good look at the reality of superstrars and life around them. Don't be confused and think that your favorite actor/star has the perfect life. It may be bad.

funny people in a funny movie it teaches us about humor and in a raunchy way it has its heart in the right place and has two hilarious men: adam sandler and seth rogen. a little sad too

Funny People is Judd Apatow's third film in his comedy trio but this one feels as a dramedy. Adam Sandler gives one of his best performances on screen they give Sandler something to work with and challenge himself with. Seth Rogen gives comic relief as his writer and suprisingly Leslie Mann is enjoyable in it.