Everything Must Go

2011 • 97 minutes

About this movie

"Will Ferrell shines" (Detroit News) as Nick, a career salesman who loses his wife and his job in the worst day of his life. Faced with his life imploding, Nick puts it all on the line -- or, rather, on the lawn -- as he moves himself and all his possessions to his front yard. Based on the short story by Raymond Carver, EVERYTHING MUST GO is "Will Ferrell as you've never seen him" (Rolling Stone) in this unflinching comedy about what happens after life falls apart.

Ratings and reviews

This is quite possibly the worst movie I have ever seen. Don't even think about watching it. Depressing, pointless, humorless, poor cinematics, crappy script, and a waste of time. Go bang your head against a wall instead and you'll be making a better decision. Will Farrell loses a lot of credit in my eyes for doing this movie. Fans beware, you're risking your fanhood by renting this movie.

This is a story that is true to life. Great performances and insightful reactions to the pitfalls of life. I truely enjoyed this film and (if you aren't looking for modern comedy shlock) im sure you will too. Pacing is a little slow but overall it's meant to encompass the consequence and redemtion of addiction and introspection. Loved it.

Had I watched the movie understanding that Will Ferrell was playing a somber, depressing role, I MIGHT have enjoyed this. Calling this a comedy is like calling a Snickers health food. Absolutely HATED this BC I was looking for something funny. There were zero laughs, either intended or elicited.