Nick Spitz (Adam Sandler) is a detective for the NYPD who is about to celebrate his fifteenth anniversary with his wife, Audrey (Jennifer Aniston), a hairdresser longing for the romantic and exciting life she constantly reads about in her mystery novels. She yearns for her husband to give her the attention she feels she deserves,…
Category: comedy
Crooklyn (1993)
Troy Carmichael (Zelda Harris) is a young girl growing up in Brooklyn, or as it is affectionately referred to by those around her, “Crooklyn, New York”, in the early 1970s. A feisty girl wise beyond her years, she has to contend with four brothers who are also experiencing the sensation of growing up in such…
Greenberg (2010)
Florence (Greta Gerwig) is a young woman in Los Angeles working for the affluent Greenberg family, helping them with daily errands and being an invaluable presence in their lives. However, they’re going on an extended vacation to Vietnam, which means Florence’s responsibilities will be temporarily put on hold – that is until she meets Roger…
Give Me Liberty (2019)
Vic (Chris Galust) is a young man working as a medical transport driver, who is in charge of retrieving various patients from their homes and taking them to various places, such as the hospital or their places of work. On one particular day, he isn’t able to do his job as intended, mainly because everything…
I Heart Huckabees (2004)
In a cinematic landscape that thrived on the constant repetition of the same set of tired ideas, David O. Russell stood firm in his belief that cinema could be original without resorting to successful, but derivative, conventions. In fact, he managed to demonstrate that filmmaking didn’t even need to make much sense overall, as evident…
Where’d You Go, Bernadette (2019)
There’s a great film hiding somewhere in Richard Linklater’s Where’d You Go, Bernadette – the problem is, much like the titular protagonist, it’s extremely difficult to find, but unlike Bernadette, it never materializes after disappearing, remaining elusive for the entire duration of this unfortunate chore of a film. While I’ll readily admit that I am…
Sibyl (2020)
Sibyl (Virginie Efira) takes her job as one of Paris’ most sought-after psychologists very seriously – so seriously, in fact, she has decided to quit the profession, and return to the career she has always envisioned herself as thriving in – writing, an endeavour she quit years ago to pursue a real career. Now, with…
The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019)
When it comes to being both warm and intelligent, endearing but very meaningful, there are few films that seem to be able to come close to The Peanut Butter Falcon, a film so hilariously irreverent, but still so deeply compelling, you can’t help but feel entirely overwhelmed by the beauty of it, as well as…
Nobody’s Perfect (2019)
Gérard (Gérard Depardieu) is a middle-aged mechanic in a bit of a crisis – his marriage is plagued by infidelity, and he’s on the verge of being abandoned by his wife (Françoise Lépine), a lascivious woman who openly demonstrates her disdain for her spouse through her intense flirtations with any man who shows her any…
Greener Grass (2019)
Imagine an ordinary suburb somewhere in the American Midwest, sometime in the past, present or future. It’s an idyllic place that could be absolutely anywhere – yet, there’s something strange about this community. The adults all wear braces on their teeth for undisclosed reasons, residents drive golf carts through the streets lined with identical houses,…