Unbeatable comedies/price!
This is a really great compilation of comedies and for an unbeatable price. The special features make these even more bang for the buck. It's a great way to start rebuilding your comedy collection on Blu-ray.

Great blu ray combo
All 3 Movies are super funny. You get all 3 for less than it cost to buy 2 blu rays seperartely in a retail store. Well worth the purchase if you have a blu ray player and like to laugh.

Three very funny movies, oh and they look nice on Blu-Ray
First of all, all three of these movies look great on blu-ray for comedies. Sarah Marshall in particular (set in Hawaii) looks nice. All three movies are very funny, and odds are even if you have seen only one of these, you will find the others funny. They are all three part of the Apatow family. All three moves are Unrated and contain nudity and extremely crude language so they might not be suitable for small children, but they should produce plenty of laughs and good times for most adults.

You won't do better on quality movies for the price!
These are some of the funniest movies to come out of Hollywood since Stripes and Airplane! And you aren't going to get a better price on 3 Blu-Rays until they hit the bargain bin.

Wild Threesome
In the past four years, director, producer and screenwriter Judd Apatow has become a well known name in the comedy genre. This 3-disc comedy collection includes three of Apatow's most outrageously funny comedies: "The 40-Year-Old Virgin", "Knocked Up" and "Forgetting Sarah Marshall". In "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" (2005), mild-mannered forty-year-old Andy Stitzer (Steve Carell) has never had sex. While his close colleagues are determined to help him lose his virginity, Andy begins a mutual no-sex relationship with a single mother (Catherine Keener). In "Knocked Up" (2007), a drunken one-night stand changes the lives of career-minded entertainment journalist Allison Scott (Katherine Heigl) and immature slacker Ben Stone (Seth Rogen). Now facing parenthood, can these two mismatched individuals forge a relationship and raise a child? In "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" (2008), struggling musician Peter Bretter (Jason Segel) was dumped by his famous girlfriend, actress Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell), and takes an impulsive trip to Hawaii to forget her and raise his spirits. Unfortunately, he ends up staying in the same luxury hotel with his ex and her new self-absorbed rock star boyfriend (Russell Brand). All three unforgettable comedies are big-hearted and laugh-out-loud funny. They feature likable storylines, good ensemble casts, hilarious awkward moments and plenty of over-the-top raunchy humor. All three movies were commercially successful and well received by US critics.

For fans of rude, crude and outrageous humor, the 3-disc "Ultimate Unrated Comedy Collection" is a highly recommended purchase. All three Judd Apatow comedies are presented in their theatrical 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen formats. Both theatrical and unrated versions of these movies are included in this 3-disc Blu-Ray collection. The picture quality is pretty good but not awe-inspiring. Its DTS-HD audio is well balanced and perfectly clear. Each Blu-Ray disc comes fully loaded with special features including feature-length audio commentaries with the film's director, production crew and cast members, extended and deleted scenes, outtakes, gag reels and short behind-the-scenes featurettes. Overall, "Ultimate Unrated Comedy Collection" receives an "A-".