Don't Think Twice
Comedy • R • 2016 • 1 hr 32 min
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Highly recommended for anyone who has ever had a group they make art with. Captures the highs and lows of that process very tenderly.
Pretty amazing cast and a fun premise. Being familiar with comedy might be helpful before going in but regardless it’s funny for all
Pretty cute movie about friendship and fame with a wonderful performance by Key
Mike Birbiglia is a creative mastermind!
A star-studded cast and a good story about the bitter-sweetness of growing up and growing apart.
Great comedy-drama about the world of improv, the cost of sudden fame, and the value of friendship. Loved it.
A little more drama than comedy but ultimately ends up a good little indie movie. Worth a watch if you’re a fan of Birbiglia.
Raw, realistic look at up and coming comics. It drags in the middle but Key is a scene stealer. Classic story of choosing fame or friendship
Very sweet and funny comedy about an improv troupe with some members who might be on to bigger and better things, wonderful characters
It was alright it has a nice cast but it does get boring at times
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