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The title character Ned (Paul Rudd) is an organic farmer/anachronistic
charmer who floats without a sense of purpose in life. His indifference
to circumstances is both a blessing and a curse as it makes him
gullible and optimistic at the same time.

Ned messes things up for not only himself but pretty much everyone else
around. His brother-in-law Dylan (Steve Coogan), his young nephew
River, and his parole officer Omar, each offer memorable scenes with
him delivering some great timing and humor.

Ned's three sisters are interestingly variant. Humble homemaker Liz
(Emily Mortimer), rookie reporter Miranda (Elizabeth Banks), and blasé
bisexual, Natalie (Zooey Deschanel) all struggle not to let their
brother ruin their own lives while they try to put him back on his
livelihood.

The creative minds behind this film have cleverly sampled from old and
new, mixing many bits in the right balance between verbal and physical
expressions. Supported by performances from many familiar faces, My
Idiot Brother is an easy appeal to all quadrants of moviegoers..

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A hilarious movie written for Paul Rudd: what more could we want?

Rudd plays Ned, a stoner who has frizzled his neurons to the point that
he has lost any ability to detect or dish out B.S. The poster child for
what it means to be ingenuous, Ned is a trusting, playful, adorable
stray puppy who isn't quite housebroken. So you-know-what hits the fan
when his three sisters serially take him in after his release from
jail. He's nothing but tsuris. It's no wonder that his most enduring
relationship is with his dog, Willie Nelson.

Thanks to Rudd's everyman persona and the genial obliviousness he
brings to Ned, you can't help but feel empathy. As with a suspense film
where the audience knows what's going to happen but the characters are
still in the dark, you want to yell out to warn Ned before he screws up
again. His perfect comic timing and the made-to-order script make sure
you get the most laughs from his predicament. Luckily, there's more to
him than just bad luck. He's also an endearing white angel on the
shoulders of his sisters, helping them fight their devils as he becomes
an unwitting catalyst for change.

The movie's impressively talented and good-looking cast includes Zooey
Deschanel, Emily Mortimer, and Elizabeth Banks (looking a lot like
Parker Posey) as sisters. What's more, Rashinda Jones and Hugh Dancy
add to the already high eye-candy quotient. Steve Coogan plays Ned's
deliciously distasteful brother-in-law in his inimitable unpleasant-guy
way.

The film is smartly directed by Jesse Peretz from a story he developed
with his sister, Evgenia Peretz. I saw this at the Sundance screening
in Brookline, Massachusetts, where director Peretz said they wrote it
for Rudd, whom he clearly enjoys working with, and who wouldn't? Even
though they stuck to the script, Rudd improvised at least two of the
movie's funniest bits.

A fun ride throughout, the film only has a couple of weak spots. One
scene has Ned comfortably telling a white lie, something so out of
character it was jolting to the point of distraction. The ending could
use some reshaping, and perhaps it might get some before general
release. But even as is, this movie is about as charming and hilarious
as Rudd can be, which is quite sizable..