Middle-Aged Men Are in Crisis - Paul Rudd's New Film Friendship Gets It

Middle-aged men are in crisis - Paul Rudd's new film Friendship gets it

“Men shouldn’t have friends,” goes the tongue-in-cheek tagline for buzzy new A24-backed comedy Friendship. Director Andrew DeYoung’s darkly hilarious story of a bromance gone wrong tries to tell us why. It stars Tim Robinson, of I Think You Should Leave fame, as Craig, a loserish middle-aged husband and father who seems to have little inner life and even less in the way of social skills. He keeps getting into the kind of uncomfortable scenarios …

Friendship is the funniest film of the year – review

Paul Rudd and the ‘I Think You Should Leave’ cringe-king Tim Robinson navigate an increasingly mortifying dynamic between newfound buddies in this breathtakingly awkward comedy

Friendship review: Paul Rudd and Tim Robinson in funny and horrifying bromance yarn

Nobody likes making friends as an adult. It’s uncomfortable, it takes too long and it doesn’t ­always end well.

Review: Tim Robinson’s 'Friendship' Is a Beautifully Awkward Nightmare - Screen Realm

It’s aggressively awkward and purposefully alienating — the kind of comedy that forces you to squirm more than laugh outright... The post Review: Tim Robinson’s ‘Friendship’ Is a Beautifully Awkward Nightmare appeared first on Screen Realm.

Friendship review: Buddy hell

Andrew DeYoung’s debut starring Paul Rudd and Tim Robinson as two neighbours in a doomed bromance occasionally over-stretches its gags, but Robinson is pure cringe perfection.