Watch the 40 Year Old Virgin today (or tomorrow)!

If you are someone between the ages of 17 and 41 who likes to laugh, and you have not seen "The 40 Year Old Virgin", buy it, rent it, or borrow it from a friend--today. This movie gets better each time you watch it, so plan on keeping it for a few weeks or a month. A very good movie that could have easily gone the way of the standard crude sex comedy, writer/director Judd Apatow’s "The 40 Year Old Virgin", which stars Steve Carrell, is actually a dignified (albeit sometimes crude) romp with a happy and uplifting ending.

Top-notch comedy actors fill out the bill and work effortlessly with one another in (often) ad-libbed hilarity. The movie is a laugh-out-loud comedy that goes great with friends and the alcoholic beverage of your choice. The story is well structured and takes surprising turns while giving the actors a lot of room to breathe and have fun. Steve Carrell proves to be a likeable and viable comedic leading man. The movie centers on Carrell's character, Andy Spitzer, a naive electronic store clerk who happens to still be a virgin at the age of 40. Some fellow co-workers find out about Andy's situation and, after warming up to him, make it their mission to help Andy find a girl to usher him into manhood. Adventures and comedy ensue, as Andy is forced into one uncomfortable situation after another by his well-meaning but helpless friends. Then he meets a woman, played by Catherine Keener, who he falls for. Can he sweep her off her feet and finally shed himself of the "Virgin" label. You'll have to see for yourself. (YES).

If you like to laugh until your abdominals hurt--then watch this movie.