Squirrels to the Nuts

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Snowhite S @RT93627231 Apr 19 I just couldn't get past that horrible accent...but if it is to judge by these comments, I didn't miss much 🤷🏻‍♀️ See more Madam D @Madam1948 Jan 25 Most people no longer understand what a screwball comedy means. This insane plot is a perfect example of the genre. Very entertaining. See more MariofanAlex445 @RT47678067 Nov 1 For what it was trying to be, it was fine. For being a comedy it was quite disappointing how unfunny it was. That scene where Albert (Owen Wilson’s character) was on the phone with the escort service AND his family at the same time is a new kind of evil. I did like the premise a lot, just wish the film was made by someone else. Still, this is the kind of movie you put on as background noise while you do work or whatever. 2/5 stars. See more thiago s @Thiagostone Oct 14 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom See more Drew H @drew8804 Jun 26 A farcical film with subtle story telling where the characters relationships intertwine in such sporadic and convenient ways, it’s a movie to love and hate and coincidently become a favorite. It reaps of Noises Off for the next generation. A stellar cast including Kathryn Hahn and Jennifer Aniston. This ultimately Drew me to this film; the early work of Kathryn sharing the screen with Jennifer. The story is odd and eccentric which keeps one chugging along. Perhaps not the funniest movie you’ll see anytime soon, but certainly gives some fun performances by the cast. Taking place in New York on the heals of a new play coming out; the timeline is short and gets to the point in swift occurrences. Like my first sentence…you can love and hate it…therefor there is not much more to say beyond that other then give it a try See more Matheus M @RT24559056 May 15 A light, witty, and cleverly chaotic film. She’s Funny That Way delivers a screwball-style romantic comedy with sharp dialogue, great performances — especially from Imogen Poots and Owen Wilson — and a fun narrative that plays with coincidences and unlikely encounters. Perfect for a couple’s movie night, the film charms with its lightness and nostalgic homage to the genre. A pleasant surprise. See more Read all reviews

Squirrels to the Nuts

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