This Is 40

While Oliver shows Debbi pictures on his iPhone over dinner, the iPhone in his hand goes from being upside down up to right side up repeatedly as the shot shifts from Debbi's perspective to his.

In the first scene where Pete is in his office finding out about the bad money situation, he is not wearing his wedding ring but he is seen with it in the rest of the movie.

Near the end of the film when Pete and Debbie are in the bar listening to music, Debbie's gold purse moves on the table behind her.

When Debbie is having lunch with her dad, Oliver, he pulls out his iPhone and it's clearly showing the dock connector on the top, and the phone would be upside down.

After Debbie picks the phone up, it is the correct way when she is flipping through pictures.

Oliver uses his iPhone upside down.

When he shows Debbie a picture on it, the speakers are visible from the top.

When Oliver excuses himself and Debbie picks up phone, the headphone jack and power button are visible from the top instead.

Near the beginning when Pete and Barry are biking with the other cyclists, they almost get hit by a car.

However, when Barry heckles back at the car, the car is not seen in the background.

Pete informs Debbie that two of Graham Parker's albums appeared in Rolling Stone Magazine's Top 500 Albums of All Time.

This is incorrectonly one Squeezing Out Sparks (1979) appeared at no.

It is a complete americanization of what might happen in a very rare situation. The movie doen't follow any logical timeline and to be quite honest doesn't really make any sense.

How anyone rates this beyond a 4 is amazing. Total waste of time (and too much time at that).

Married couple Pete (Paul Rudd) and Debbie (Leslie Mann) are just about to turn forty. Their children hate each other, their businesses are failing, they're on the verge of losing their house and, most worryingly, they're starting to fall out of love with each other.

This movie was different from it's predecessor Knocked up but had a lot to offer. Judd Apatow made this a funny yet serious film that was good for red box rental.

This is 40 is a funny movie that left me depressed. The dialog is witty but the characters have so many flaws that I couldn't like any of them.

This movie does a good job, at times, of conveying the trapped feelings parents can have when trying to fulfill all of their obligations. And how easy it is to avoid confrontations, by lying by omission.

From Judd Apatows previous films, it made people instant films and stars from the actors. This Is 40 is not a movie about aging.

I have two major complaints about this movie. 1.

I just sat through "This is 40" , and I think they should rename it "This is Pointless". This self indulgent , sloppy , lazy , whiny excuse for a movie should have never seen the light of day , and to think it made nearly $80 million at the box office is an embarrassment to people who have any taste for good filmmaking.