The real shock to me was Lebron James. I am not a sports person and didn't really know who he was. And I hate when athletes appear in movies or T.V. because they have no acting capabilities and its annoying, but Lebron James was totally committed and hysterical.

and laughs. If you didn't enjoy this movie, laugh during it, get choked up by her father's death and smile during her basketball court dance as well as hum uptown girl , you have no soul. This is just a funny movie to have a good time watching. Lighten up!

catch my drift. But go with your girlfriend or your husband and laugh your butt off!

her way. It may not have been the 'normal' way, but she had to walk that road. The movie was creative, funny and heartfelt. All the performances were great. There were a few scenes, as when she and her sister were looking at a photo of their mother and reminiscing about her that I could have skipped, but overall this movie shows that Amy Schumer, paired with these good actors and director, has a bright future.

usually played goofy characters so i was pleasantly surprised at his character structure, kind of a serious but not-so-serious attitude which i thought blended well against Amy's personality, who literally seems to make a joke about everything. Now I've never seen her show, so leaving the theater i was shocked at how well she portrayed her role. Well given the fact that her character is Amy, i expected the same sarcastic attitude she does in her comedy. I don't mind that, as a i said before I'm a fan of it. Which i think is a good approach for a breakout role, this was a personal role and she nailed it. It could almost be based on her entire life but i don't know that for sure. i wouldn't be surprised if it was. As for the romance, it just felt so real to me, rather than authentic. All thanks to Bill Hader, his dorky attitude and sense of humor really grew onto me. His whole friendship with Lebron James is side splitting. I also enjoyed John Cenas role, for what he was given he nailed the lines, years of WWE acting experience and he can still pull a punchline. "You know what i do to *ssholes? i lick em'!" There's plenty of one liners in this film that me and my friends were repeating as we walked out the theater. As i said before, 2 hour comedies really drag and wear me out but this did not. It has its drama in there, but it was solid. I almost didn't want it to end. Of course there were minor minor flaws. Such as the Matthew Broderick cameo along with the other people i didn't know in the intervention scene. But thats nit-picking. Watching Amy's character develop throughout was a pleaser in itself. I'd recommend this to anyone with a joy for smart-asses and romantic comedy.Also! The whole scene where the girls are telling stories at the bridal shower was a bit from her stand up that i watched, it was even more hilarious hearing it the second time.Edit: I went on other reviews to troll but i was surprised at how many people found her humor insane and sinful. One user pointed out that we should all see Paul Blart 2, just because Amy Schumer compliments her dead mothers Breasts and then makes fun of her. I gagged a little, if that isn't your sense of humor please don't recommend a PG comedy full of fart jokes and slapstick humor. From the trailer, you must read Sex comedy? Right?

Radcliffe that could launch a spin off. And Lebron James is allowed to nearly steal the movie. Bill Hader, as the love interest, is a sensational foil for Schumer I wouldn't have anticipated that . Their chemistry keeps the film within the framework of a romantic comedy. Frankly, the entire cast is working at their highest level and that alone makes the film a must see.The profanity, which is Schumer's hallmark such language coming out of that sweet face could offend those who object to such, but its framed as a problem for the heroine in truth, in Schumer's case it's anything but a problem; it's made her a star . And the film makes her flaws self-deprecating which, again, is anything but the case. So I was a little disappointed that Schumer is made to be humbled by what the film's characters see as flaws. I'd pity the poor soul who said that to her face in real life or during her stage show.And the final scene involving cheerleaders was so off the mark for Schumer herself that I wondered how much control she had over the project. Neither she nor her character has anything to apologize for. She has made a career of standing up to some very real problems for women, and it's sad that in her first film outing she's made to apologize for that.She's a brilliant, original talent, and nothing and nobody should stand in her way.

writes more films in the future.Like I said the message was also very good in this movie. You felt good for the characters when the movie was over and when the credits came on the screen, you had a smile on your face.The acting was great. Amy Schumer, Bill Hader, Colin Quinn, John Cena, Vanessa Bayer, Ezra Miller, Mike Birbiglia, and LeBron James were all hilarious.If you love some good, raunchy, laugh out loud comedy that has a good message to go along with it then I highly recommend this film.

also subtly subverts the stereotypical Hollywood romantic comedy women leads instead of pining for Mr. Right, Schumer's Amy Townsend has sworn off the happily-married-with-two- kids phase for a...different source of romance . The script, even while developing the budding connection between the two leads, still maintains gravity by exploring how each person's problems has affected their relationship. By this, I mean that there are no silly love rivals or dramatic altar scenes with sad music in the background, but rather a more realistic look into Amy's entrenched commitment-phobia and Aaron's relative naiveté with deep relationships. Schumer cuts out the clichéd dialogue and relies on well-placed scenes and double entendres, to good effect.And of course, with the main lead Bill Hader playing a sports doctor, there were quite a few brilliant cameos from big-name athletes like LeBron James and Amar'e Stoudemire LeBron in particular plays a penny-pinching, egotistical version of himself to perfection . You may be concerned about the running time over two hours , but the twists and narrative detours that Schumer writes are, in my opinion, justified. They don't necessarily further the plot, but they contribute to the world that the characters inhabit by fleshing out side characters. In particular, Tilda Swinton, playing the unrecognizably bronzed Anna-Wintour-like editor of Snuff magazine who bosses around Amy and her colleagues Randall Park from "Fresh Off The Boat" and Vanessa Bayer from SNL , was another hilarious addition to the movie.While it's not a deeply emotional movie and it shouldn't be , it will resonate for anyone who's ever went through troubled times in a relationship. The script is cheeky and the acting was cheekier. Watch the movie. It's good.

there is no real strong story-line? They obviously missed it. It's about maturing, about figuring out what a person's priorities are in life. It's about the realization that compensation isn't all it's cracked up to be.