This movie was a huge "meh". In terms of style, it's an exact copy of Juno except at night, and Michael Cera's even in it. That's not a bad thing per se, as I loved Juno, but it keeps the movie from feeling even remotely fresh. It's also incredibly ironic in that it feels like they're trying to turn the "indy" label popular. The story is decently interesting but suffers from "who would act like this?" syndrome, and the jokes fall flat. It's entertaining, but there's nothing you can really take out of it, which makes it barely even worthy of a rent.
