Seth Rogen has proven himself time and time again as one of Hollywood’s best creative talents working. He has written, starred in and produced some of the best comedy films in recent times, including ‘Superbad’, ‘This Is The End’, ‘The Interview’, ‘Sausage Party’ and ‘Knocked Up’ and now in 2020 he has struck gold again with ‘An American Pickle’. An immigrant worker Herschel Greenbaum (played by Seth Rogen) at a pickle factory is accidentally preserved for 100 years and wakes up in modern-day Brooklyn. With Rogen in the lead and involved creatively as well, I was excited to see how it would turn out. So how was ‘An American Pickle’? ‘An American Pickle’ was a delightful film. Rogen once again proves himself as one of the best comedic actors in Hollywood. He is charismatic, he sells the fish-out-of-water humour well, playing the dual role of both his modern self and past self was really great to see on-screen. The fish-out-of-water scenario has been played many times on the big screen, however, ‘An American pickle’ provided a fresh new take on this, which I found refreshing and hilarious. The film also more geared towards a younger audience as well, which I found to be refreshing. The film will play very well with audiences of all ages, making for a great family comedy, which seems to be hard to find. ‘An American Pickle’ was simply delightful. Filled with great comedic timing from the film's star Seth Rogen, in one of his most enjoyable comedic performances in years. I had a great time with this film. I am giving ‘An American Pickle’ a 3.5/5. You can pick your copy up on DVD today from your local Sanity or Online! Christopher Pattison wrote this movie review for Sanity. See-more from Chris here - https://www.facebook.com/ozmoviegeek/.