The scene with Justin long is hiliarious. If you enjoy these actors you'll laugh and love this movie.

Lifelong platonic friends Zack and Miri look to solve their respective cash-flow problems by making an adult film together. As the cameras roll, however, the duo begin to sense that they may have more feelings for each other than they previously thought. Zack and Miri Make a Porno is unfortunately your typical Kevin Smith flick with a bunch of his friends making cameos but also your typical in your face comedy that has nudity in it and in my opinion? It doesn't work as he might have hoped. The film had some good moments but overall? Forgettable.

This formulaic movie starts out as a light comedy but soon descends into a long, boring analysis of relationships, a bit like the disappointing 'Chef'. Two friends decide to have sex for the sake of making a porno, but surprise, surprise, find this alters the dynamic of their friendship. The idea was to become friends with (business) benefits, but instead they become more like a couple of jealous 16 year olds. At this stage any normal male would be lost as the film enters non-comedic, juvenile chick-flick territory. As for the movie being 'dirty', if you like loads of excrement then yes, its 'dirty.' In fact the overall message of the movie is anti-pornography, so if you're looking for titillation, look elsewhere.

The problem Smith often encounters is that sometimes it feels like he's throwing F-words, vibrator, pussy, and jerk-off jokes at us a little too easily and it doesn't really jive well with the sweeter side that comes later. As an example, watch "Jersey Girl." Just here he has a good balance for the most part. It starts off a little shaky but settles in nicely with crude jokes that earn big laughs. A diarrhea gag is priceless, a character named Bubbles has a unique talent, and the names themselves are great fun, take the David Mamet inspired "Glen and Garry Suck Ross' Cock" for example. It gets gooey but Smith keeps things down to Earth with an endearing love story about sex and the jealousy and uncomfortable and sensitive nature that surrounds it. It's nothing new. Everything mentioned has been explored to death on every network sitcom ever produced but it keeps its sweetness and that's really what counts here.Rogen is a big, doughy, lovable ball of enthusiasm and he's always fun to watch. And Banks is adorable, has good comedic chemistry with Rogen but most importantly both actors bring a gentle and heartwarming romance to the screen. The rest of the cast is a big help, starting with "The Offices" Craig Robinson, who nails every line the character has, whether it's defying what he believes to be racism, talking about his wife,