Will Ferrell (Brennan) and John
C. Reilly (Dale) put on a fantastic performance as two forty-something men who
still live with their parents. They have no ambition and still act like adolescents
who have no interest in becoming an independent adult. But, unfortunately the
time has come where both their parents fall in love and end up creating a step
family, much to the dislike of both the adolescent men. They absolutely loath
each other and find every way to argue and pick fault. The newly formed family
has been moved into Dale’s father’s house so he sets the rules. The main rule
is don’t touch the drum kit, which has hilarious scenes later on in the film
when Brennan decides to rub his privates over the drum kit to taunt Dale. They
soon find a common ground though; a common enemy. Brennan much accomplished
younger brother Derek (played by Adam Scott). He made Brennans life hell
growing up and still is. When Dales father takes a liking to Derek it’s obvious
that Dale will not. So with Brennan and Dale’s common hatred, they are brought
closer together and eventually have to try and save their parents relationship.
With lots of laughs and unpredictable humour Step Brothers is just one of those
films that many can relate to.
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