Decent watch at best, could watch again, and can recommend. I'm a fan of Matt Damon, but not so much Greg Kinnear, though both are clearly quality actors. This movie is extremely charming, and very well written and produced. It is obvious that they knew they had a contentious concept and needed to create something that deals with it carefully and tastefully. As an idea that, "oh, they can't get away from each other!" is funny short term, like if they were glued together on accident ("Fam...
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by Pixies
Intro
by Randy Weeks
Introducing the Quikee Burger; Walt and Bob go to meet Morty O'Reilly for the first time
by Live At Winterland, San Francisco, CA)Jimi Hendrix
Bob and Walt are cooking burgers as they're being timed
by Randy Weeks
During the angry customer scene
by The Rolling Stones
by Unbusted
Hockey scene
by Morten Abel
At the bar as Walt tries to set Bob up with a girl
by Starbuck
During a flashback of Bob and Walt growing up
by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg
Bob and Walt sing and skip after deciding to move to L
by Andy Williams
Bob and Walt are traveling across the country to Los Angeles
