On his way to the store to buy wood glue, Jeff looks for signs from the universe to determine his path. However, a series of comedic and unexpected events leads him to cross paths with his family in the strangest of...See more locations and circumstances. Jeff just may find the meaning of his life… and if he’s lucky, pick up the wood glue as well.
Some filmmakers jump at the chance to helm a big-budgeted superhero flick, but not Mark and Jay Duplass. During a talk last week at a Writers Guild Foundation event, the JEFF, WHO LIVES AT HOME and CYRUS directors were asked...
This is Movie Jail, a unique maximum security prison that houses some of the worst writers, directors, actors and producers from Hollywood and beyond. Their crimes? The offenses vary from convict to convict but most of these inmates have contributed...
This is Movie Jail, a unique maximum security prison that houses some of the worst writers, directors, actors and producers from Hollywood and beyond. Their crimes? The offenses vary from convict to convict but most of these inmates have contributed...
PLOT: While hanging out at home in his mom’s basement, Jeff is sent to go buy wood glue for a broken cabinet. On his way to the store, he feels he is given some sort of sign for something big,...
(originally reviewed in September 2011 during Toronto Film Festival) PLOT: Jeff (Jason Segel) is a thirty-year old slacker who’s waiting for the day destiny will pluck him from his mother’s (Susan Sarandon) basement. On his mom’s birthday, he’s sent to...
Jason Segel (I LOVE YOU, MAN) and Ed Helms (THE HANGOVER) are both masters of comedy, but everything shown so far from JEFF WHO LIVES AT HOME hints to me that we’ll be getting a lot more from them this...
Paramount Vintage has just released the trailer for Jay and Mark Duplass’s JEFF, WHO LIVES AT HOME. The film stars Jason Segel as a thirty year-old man living in his mother’s wood-paneled basement who gets sent out on an important...
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