Get Him to the Greek

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Get Him to the Greek

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Released Jun 4, 2010

1h 48m

Comedy

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An ambitious executive at a record company, Aaron Green (Jonah Hill) gets what looks like an easy assignment: He must escort British rock legend Aldous Snow (Russell Brand) to L.A.'s Greek Theatre for the first stop on a lucrative comeback-concert tour. Snow, however, has different plans. Learning his true love is in California, the rocker vows to win her back before starting the tour, forcing Aaron to pull out all the stops to get Snow on stage in time.

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Critics Consensus

Thanks to a suitably raunchy script and a pair of winning performances from Jonah Hill and Russell Brand, Get Him to the Greek is one of the year's funniest comedies.

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Deborah Ross

The Spectator

I like to think I have a sense of humour, but this is horribly tiresome and probably only fit for teenage boys, who do seem to get a buzz from this sort of thing.

Aug 30, 2018

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Candice Frederick

Reel Talk Online

Either way, it--and the movie--is annoying.

Rated: D

Sep 11, 2017

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Nell Minow

Movie Mom

Rated: B

Feb 18, 2012

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Don Shanahan

Every Movie Has a Lesson

Get Him to the Greek, follows the Apatow brand model by merging wild and crazy events and characters with a story peppered with realistic heart.

Rated: 2/5

Oct 14, 2024

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Brian Eggert

Deep Focus Review

Get Him to the Greek will make you laugh, but by no means does it live up to the Apatow standard.

Rated: 2.5/4

Aug 18, 2023

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Rene Jordan

El Nuevo Herald (Miami)

Irresistible gall. The vulgarity makes waves and the public drowns in laughter. [Full review in Spanish]

Aug 10, 2022

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Audience Member

Absolute and pure bullshit...

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

06/05/25

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Rich S

My search is over. Why do I not like Jonah Hill?? It's summed up in this quote from Get Him to the Greek: "Don't smile like that. It makes you look like an eight-year-old boy who just discovered his first boner." That line comes from the mouth of Sean "Diddy" Combs. No truer words ... Time will not be kind to this film. Hill, Diddy and Brand ... there's a trio that's way past its time. They've all seen better days and the road ahead doesn't look promising.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

04/28/25

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Jen W

Lots of fun with great performances and writing

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/18/25

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Jay H

One of the worst movies I have ever seen.

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

09/24/24

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Les N

I can't remember why I wanted to watch it? But anyway.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

06/13/24

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Test T

I watched this on DVD recently, a decade or so after it's release. I'd been putting off watching it, thinking it was going to be Greek (i know, it sounds stupid now). Anyhow, I'd got it totally wrong. This film is amazingly funny on many different levels, and I had missed out on some excellent entertainment. Russle Brand and Jonah Hill compliment each other perfectly, making every scene a delight to watch. The supporting cast do a superb job alongside them presenting an array of interesting characters to enjoy. Although simple, the story benefits from a wild roadtrip like journey which is constantly moving through a wealth of interesting locations. The music sounds great, but at the same time the naughty lyrics can't fail to amuse. I love watching Russel's acting. He has a unique style where he can elequently lead you down the most absurd trail of thought, switching back to relative normality in an instant leaving the viewer feeling completely abandoned. It's bordering on comic genius in my opinion. The writing is excellent, and gives Russel plenty of opportunities to perform at his best. Thoroughly recommended. If you've not seen it you really should. Also, the DVD came with an extras disc which has the music videos and songs from the film performed in full. It looks like Russel and the band had a great time making these.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/18/24

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Nicholas Stoller

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Jonah Hill

Aaron Green

Russell Brand

Aldous Snow

Elisabeth Moss

Daphne Binks

Rose Byrne

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Colm Meaney

Jonathan Snow

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Synopsis

An ambitious executive at a record company, Aaron Green (Jonah Hill) gets what looks like an easy assignment: He must escort British rock legend Aldous Snow (Russell Brand) to L.A.'s Greek Theatre for the first stop on a lucrative comeback-concert tour. Snow, however, has different plans. Learning his true love is in California, the rocker vows to win her back before starting the tour, forcing Aaron to pull out all the stops to get Snow on stage in time.

Director: Nicholas Stoller
Producer: Judd Apatow, David Bushell, Nicholas Stoller, Rodney Rothman
Screenwriter: Nicholas Stoller, Rodney Rothman
Distributor: Universal Pictures
Production Co: Universal Pictures, Relativity Media, Apatow Company
Rating: R (Pervasive Language|Drug Use Throughout|Strong Sexual Content)
Genre: Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jun 4, 2010, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): Feb 12, 2014
Box Office (Gross USA): $60.9M
Runtime: 1h 48m
Sound Mix: SDDS, Dolby Digital, DTS

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