Sweet and Funny
This film is SO much better than the previews would lead you to believe. You think it's going to be "The Hangover" at an insurance convention but the raucous factor is far outweighed by the basic goodness of the characters.
Ed Helms plays Tim Lippe--a sweet and innocent insurance salesman. This is really a coming-of-age story, even though he's 34. The script was mostly ad libbed on set by the actors and John C. Reilly is hysterical! Sigourney Weaver is great and slightly disturbing as she mothers Tim, even though they are sleeping together. Even Anne Heche is likeable (I'm not a huge fan) because her character is genuine and human.
If you are squeamish about foul language or sexual references, be forewarned--there's plenty of it in this movie. But it fits the characters using it and show the world-as-it-is to someone who has never been outside his home town of Brown Valley, Wisconsin. It shows us that even people who are loud and obnoxious can have a heart.
I give it a B+.