Will and John are “Step Brothers”
In the long, popular line of Will Ferrell/John C. Reilly comedies we now have another: Step Brothers, in which the comic duo plays unemployed losers who live with their mother and father, respectively. When the two parents meet up and marry, Ferrell and Reilly must live together as brothers.
Naturally, this makes for an explosive situation that tears Mom and Dad apart. Ferrell and Reilly must band together to make sure that true love prevails!
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