Paul Rudd's ability to be so deadpan and naive makes it a really fun movie, but is also manages to convey such an important message-never judge a book by its cover. Be nice to have more “Ned's” in our society!!
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Suitable for mature audiences 16 years and over.
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Paul Rudd's ability to be so deadpan and naive makes it a really fun movie, but is also manages to convey such an important message-never judge a book by its cover. Be nice to have more “Ned's” in our society!!
Ned Rochlin chooses to look for the good in every situation and the best in everyone he meets, which often puts him at odds with the world around him especially his family. After all, what can you say about a guy who is quite easily tricked into to selling pot to a uniformed police officer? Upon being released from jail, Ned excitedly returns to the organic farm he shares with his girlfriend, Janet, to find that she has thrown him out, and more importantly wont give up custody of his beloved dog (named Willie Nelson). Without a house, a job, or a clue about how to get Willie Nelson back, Ned seeks shelter with his begrudging family.
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