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Andy Stitzer (Carell) lives a well ordered home and school life. He keeps to himself and maintains a steady routine that mainly includes work. His work is bland; he is a stock clerk at an electronics store. How this job affords him any creature comforts on his home and school own home and school is a question, but he does not own a car and lives in a clean but modest apartment. And, oh, yeah, he's a virgin at age 40. One day, the guys working at the electronics store reluctantly ask Andy to join them for a poker game. After Andy takes all their money (claiming to have learned the game on-line), the talk turns to sex (also something Andy could have learned about on-line). When Andy demonstrates his complete ignorance of sex, the guys draw out his secret: he's never had it. From that point forward, Andy's fellow workers decide to get him some action setting off a series of often very funny skits that come together well culminating in the moment of truth. Steve Carell is a talent. He was the funniest thing about the uneven "Anchorman," and his television show "The Office," while very dry, is smart and witty.
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