The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard

I think that it is funny reading all these comments about how this movie is another mindless Will Ferrell like comedy. Apparently no one here has seen the movie Used Cars, or the movie Slasher about a team of sellers who... Full review

Greetings again from the darkness. Billed as 'from the makers of Talladega Nights and Anchorma', this one doesn't come close to either. Sure Adam McKay and Will Ferrell as listed Producers, and Mr Ferrell has another of his unending string of... Full review

Not much of a story in hard sell. Comedy can not be funny without a good story. Hard sell has no story and just throws in some shock, sex jokes, over the top comments, and sight gags. Funny for a few... Full review

"The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard" could have been a very engaging experience for the art of selling cars. A car salesman, like the trusty insurance salesman and proficient civil attorney, is a hustler in his own right. He or she... Full review

A great R rated comedy with some amazing guitar rock songs in the soundtrack. I was pleased to hear the band 'RADIO MOSCOW' not only in the soundtrack, but also to hear the band's name said in a strip-joint scene. Radio... Full review

There are many kinds of comedy, and many kinds of movies, and some, like, say, REPO MAN, exist as an entity unto themselves because they defy classification. Such is THE GOODS. From moment one, it is unapologetically, unabashedly, entirely its own... Full review

The funniest parts of the movie are all in the trailer, and everything in the trailer is in the first ten minutes of the movie. Jeremy Piven tries to carry the movie, but the audience realizes that even he gives up... Full review

Can someone get Jeremy Piven a back brace? Anything I see this guy in, Entourage included, he always has to carry the show. The supporting cast is OK but could have done better with the great comic lines they were given.... Full review

This movie is hilarious. Now I know a lot of people are going to see this movie and think that it was nothing more than trashy jokes and immature humor, but that was the point of the movie. It was intentionally... Full review

It seems like every week i'm saying there is a new "funniest movie of the year." "Funny People" is my current favorite but "The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard" is it's non-dramatic equivalent. First off this is a great role for... Full review

Lovers of a good mystery should enjoy this Will Ferrell production..... ... Full Review

not enough to say that it was a funny movie.....if any good comes out of this movie, it's....Then there's Kathryn Hahn , the red-headed beauty who unapologetically uses sex to sell cars.... ... Full Review

not enough to say that it was a funny movie.....if any good comes out of this movie, it's....Then there's Kathryn Hahn , the red-headed beauty who unapologetically uses sex to sell cars.... ... Full Review

If only we were all as rude, crude, lewd, and selfish as super car salesman Don Ready (Jeremy Piven [ RocknRolla ], who looks embarrassed to be here, as well he should), America would be great again..... ... Full Review

Watching The Goods , some may recall a much better movie, the splendidly silly and vulgar Robert Zemeckis comedy Used Cars .....that's what makes Piven so funny in the role.....Piven would have been great in the film.....Piven has been knocking around movies and TV since the '80s as a reliable comic character actor.... ... Full Review

'Entourage' fans may flock to see Jeremy Piven's character Ari Gold in his new guise as Don Ready in this raunchy comedy and then leave for exactly the same reason. ... Full Article

Don Ready (Piven) is a jack-of-all-trades who cares about one thing and one thing only...selling cars. The ultimate hustler faces the greatest challenge of his legendary, and notorious, career when he attempts to save a local struggling car dealership from... ... Full Article

New York - Combine one part silver fox, one part distinguished actor and one part devoted husband of Barbra Streisand. Toss in the natural-born gravitas of a president or network news anchor, and what do you get? ... Full Article

There's a scene toward the end of "The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard" that had me laughing out loud. It involves a guy falling out of a plane and discovering he doesn't have a parachute. ... Full Article

Apparently, the Japanese American Citizens League thinks so. The group is angry about a scene featuring a racist rant against the Japanese that leads to an ass-kicking of the lone Asian in the group, played by Ken Jeong, who is... ... Full Article

Sometimes you need neither big-name actors nor a ginormous budget -- just a cool high concept and some nifty advertising that knows how to get the pitch across. ... Full Article