This is The End
Similar to other Rogen / Goldberg scripts like Pineapple Express and Superbad.
Ah, well now I know I can skip this one.

(I didn't care for Superbad in the least, and only got through 30 minutes of Pineapple before I shut it off. Not my cuppa)
I watched...
Paris, je t'aime (2006)18 short films, each by a different director, each set in a different Paris district (arrondissements) each about the city and relationships (of various types and stages). The shorts run 5 to 7 minutes on average, and with some of the straight dramas that can be frustrating (because you want to see what happens to the relationship and there's just not enough time)
Some of my favorites include the piece by the Coen Brothers (very funny, stars Steve Buscemi as a guy who breaks a rule in his city guidebook... and pays the consequences). Alexander Payne's was amusing -- poking fun at his tourist protagonist, but also allowing for a touch of warmth when she has her epiphany at the end.
Tom Tykwer's bit employed an inventive use of time lapse photography, in recording the trajectory of a relationship between a blind Parisian and a struggling actress (Natalie Portman).
Despite a clunker here and there, I enjoyed it. It's too bad they couldn't find a way to integrate the two other arrondissements so the whole of Paris would have been represented (which reminds me, I need to see if the disc includes deleted scenes before I take it back)