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Get Him to the Greek

Published 2018-10-27

Get Him to the Greek

Film info

  • Title Get Him to the Greek
  • Director Nicholas Stoller
  • Year 2010
  • Run time 1hr 49m
  • Genres Music, Adventure, Comedy
  • Tagline Aaron Green has 72 hours to get a rock star from London to L.A. pray for him
  • Cast Jonah Hill, Rose Byrne, Kristen Bell

Aaron Green, an aspiring music executive, has 72 hours to deliver the wild rock legend, Aldous Snow, from London to Los Angeles for a comeback concert. In order to keep his job, Aaron must navigate a minefield of mayhem and debauchery to get Snow to the world famous Greek Theatre on time!

Live blog

TimeComment
1:54The One Show feature on an actual film. So weird.
5:20PINK!
6:11I feel like this is Russell Brand's actual life?
7:38I want that machine she's got for the whale music.
8:32I'm having real trouble concentrating on the plot, if there is one. Too many famous faces, so little time!
15:51Puff Daddy channeling the Ice Cube stare there.
16:36"We don't lie to people. We don't do that. We just believe invalid truths."
20:09I love London Calling. But seriously, will there ever be another song that can introduce the city in films?
20:44Don't just randomly do a rubbish British accent, Jonah. Bless you!
25:16Harry Potter references!
30:53"...but the content of what you said has made me hate you."
31:14Same universe as Sarah Marshall!
32:34So that's Puff Daddy doing the Carlton dance in front of Pharrell. Sure, why not?
38:51I'm basically worried about all drummers now.
46:08"What's Lars packing in the drumstick region?"
56:10Baby TJ Miller. Adorable. The number of people in this film!
1:06:48Pretty sure you can't claim credit for something just cos you're related.
1:14:51"I think your brain is full of lollipops and rainbows and cheese and wonder. Mine's slightly darker than that."
1:24:49Pre-negotiation.
1:32:24"I liked you before I met you."

Thoughts

By the time we watched this film, we'd had a couple of drinks, and I think that's the only reason we enjoyed it as much as we did. It's not a very good movie, but what it has is that constant "Oh my god he's in it" and "wait a minute, that's her!" There were some funny moments, and some gross moments, and that moment when we suddenly realised it was a spin off from Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

It was entertaining enough and I think we related to it because the pair of them shared our dynamic. Me always going "okay, time for bed" and Mr C convincing me to stay up for just that little bit longer. Still, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone any time soon.

Rating: 2 / 5

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