Somehow, this movie, written by Seth Rogen (you know, the guy who co-wrote Superbad) and starring Owen Wilson, has been completely off my radar, despite the trailer coming out a few months ago. Now there are only a couple of months until Drillbit Taylor hits theaters and I'm surprised there's not more promotion for it — especially with Judd Apatow listed as a producer. What's weirder is that John Hughes (yes, The Breakfast Club John Hughes) has a writing credit for this movie.
The goofy comedy focuses on a man named "Drillbit Taylor" (Wilson) who's hired as a bodyguard by high school nerds, even though he's not really much of a tough guy himself. I predict Taylor helps the boys realize their own self-worth and confidence, etc. and they defeat the school bullies all on their own, with a bunch of raunchy humor and sight gags sprinkled throughout.
Drillbit Taylor opens March 21, so to check out the trailer, read more.
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These movies are starting to become hackneyed and annoying. They were welcomed at first, but I'm so sick of them now.
I am hoping either they change it up a bit or they're looking at their last few minutes on the fame clock.
1We saw this trailer at Comic-con and I was surprised by how funny it was. I'll give all Apatow movies a chance now since he I was pretty impressed with Walk Hard.
2I saw the trailer at Comic-con too Phasekitty! I thought it looked pretty funny, but I could wait and rent it probably. It seemed geared towards a younger crowd than previous Apatow films.
3I know this humor isn't for everyone but I always welcome it. If you don't like it Don't see it. No harm no foul. There's Plenty of worse movies. I think this looks cute and will for sure check it out!
4Looks really cute, i'm definitely seeing this.
5totally seeing this. i love seth rogen & judd apatow.
6eh, i'll pass on this
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