Spoiling the film for everyone who hasn't seen it yet, Judd Apatow has revealed that his children manage to survive to the end of This Is 40, and now he might make a movie just about them, too.
The subject of whether or not you can see Megan Fox's vagina deemed an adults-only topic--even though kids can't help but sometimes wonder about it, too--this latest trailer for Judd Apatow's This Is 40 has been slapped with an R rating. The preview also has a lot of talk about sex, anuses, dicks, and boners, so use care when watching this at a public library, or you're going to get banned from this one too.
Explore the topics of resilient breasts, constipation sex, Viagra boners, cartoon dicks, underwear starfish and more in this new red-band featurette to show off the filthier bits of Judd Apatow's This Is 40. Forty is a lot like Adult Mad Libs, basically.
"THIS IS EVERYONE'S STORY," promises this trailer for Judd Apatow's Knocked Up sort-of-sequel, This Is 40. But mostly it's everyone who is 40-ish, white, comically-charming, and relatively well-off's story, with this latest preview focusing on such sitcom-level struggles as fake-pooping with an iPad, argumentative fellow parents, the trauma of having breasts less ideal than Megan Fox's, and the bickering that accompanies the constant wish of kind of wanting your spouse to die. The new trailer also reveals some story beats seemingly lifted straight out of Knocked Up, like Seek Wisdom from Fat Jewish Dad, and Do Drugs on Vacation with Paul Rudd. Still, it's hard to deny the appeal of Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann's on-screen mugging, and appearances by Melissa McCarthy, Chris O'Dowd, and Albert Brooks provide a welcome distraction for when you start noticing how weirdly-stitched-together Mann's voice consistently sounds. Have a look below.
Here's the trailer for This Is 40, the upcoming comedy that returns writer-director Judd Apatow to the characters of Knocked Up and the desperate mid-life crisis of The 40 Year-Old Virgin. In this case, though, the arrival of a fortieth birthday is not disconcerting because of a lack of vaginal contact. Rather, Leslie Mann's impending fortieth birthday is just making her feel old and unsatisfied, so she takes action by making a self-improvement list for her and husband Paul Rudd that includes sensible items like daily exercise, more involvement in school, and having more patience with their children. Because this is still a movie by Judd Apatow, those items somehow lead to boners from Jason Segel, nipple-touching waged against Melissa McCarthy, and a graphic self-exam of either the taint or b-hole. Of course now I'm going to have to buy a ticket to find out which.
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