Grandma's Boy

Grandma's Boy is a 2006 comedy film directed by Nicholaus Goossen and starring Allen Covert, Linda Cardellini, and Shirley Jones. The film follows a video game tester named Alex (Covert) who is forced to move in with his grandmother (Jones) and her two roommates after he gets evicted from his apartment.

Alex is a skilled video game tester and works for a company that is developing a new game called "Eternal Death Slayer 3." However, when his roommate spends their rent money on hookers and Alex's landlord (played by Kevin Nealon) kicks him out of his apartment, he has nowhere to go. Despite his friends' offers to help, Alex decides to move in with his grandmother and her two eccentric roommates, Grace (Jones) and Bea (Doris Roberts).

At first, Alex is reluctant to live with his grandmother and her friends, but he quickly grows to love their company. Grace and Bea are unlike anyone he's ever met before, and he finds himself bonding with them over their shared love of marijuana and vintage movies. Meanwhile, he continues to work on the video game and develops a crush on his new coworker, Samantha (Cardellini).

However, things start to get complicated when Alex's boss (played by Joel David Moore) demands that he finish the video game ahead of schedule. Alex is forced to work long hours and weekends, putting a strain on his relationship with Samantha and his newfound family. To make matters worse, his friend Jeff (Nick Swardson) accidentally destroys the prototype for the game, and Alex has to come up with a solution to save the project.

Throughout the movie, Alex is forced to navigate a series of challenges, from dealing with his resentful landlord to overcoming his own insecurities. But with the help of his grandmother and her friends, as well as his own wit and determination, he manages to come out on top. The film is a heartwarming comedy that celebrates the importance of family, friendship, and personal growth.

Overall, Grandma's Boy is a funny, charming movie that showcases the talents of its cast and director. The film is full of hilarious one-liners, memorable characters, and a sweet, upbeat message. Whether you're a fan of video games or just looking for a feel-good comedy, Grandma's Boy is definitely worth a watch.