Usually within the first 15 minutes of a movie, I get a sense of where the movie is going and where the plot may be heading. With "Jeff Who Lives At Home", I had no idea what was going to happen. From the opening scene to the credit's, this film had me guessing, and I thought because of that, I was taken on a thought provoking ride through the main protagonist Jeff, who is played by Jason Segel, who has been obsessed with the movie "Signs" (yeah I'm referring to the Mel Gibson movie) and has based his life around the movie looking for "sign's" that would lead him to his destiny.
It's full of random occurrences which of cause end's up making sense once you really figure out what's happening. I loved everything about this film, from the script to the performances from a great cast with Ed Helms playing Jeff's brother Pat and Susan Sarandon playing Sharon who is their mother. It's a moving story with a powerful message. A very thought provoking and deep Drama/Comedy. Great way to spend 83 minutes of your life.
It's full of random occurrences which of cause end's up making sense once you really figure out what's happening. I loved everything about this film, from the script to the performances from a great cast with Ed Helms playing Jeff's brother Pat and Susan Sarandon playing Sharon who is their mother. It's a moving story with a powerful message. A very thought provoking and deep Drama/Comedy. Great way to spend 83 minutes of your life.