Drinking Buddies
Romance • R • 2013 • 1 hr 30 min
Starring
Olivia Wilde, Jake Johnson, Anna Kendrick, Ron Livingston, Ti West
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So naturalistic it almost doesnt feel like a movie. Feels more like you're a fly on the wall watching someone's life.
Pretty chill movie, dig the cast, good plot which has you rooting for the wrong people.
Enjoyable slice of life movie, the script being completely improvised is pretty impressive and feels very natural. Plot meanders a bit.
This was ok nothing great just an ok movie to watch and interesting enough to keep you watching to see what happens next
I watched it so time ago and I remember enjoying myself, but I can't remember anything alse...
I’m honestly not sure what happened but I didn’t hate it.
Mumblecore with a decent cast. Kinda fake but entertaining and somewhat relatable.
One of the better movies to come out of the mumble core movement. I’ve enjoyed it multiple times.
Sweet and relatable when you have a friendship bordering something more
Not much happens but the character development is interesting to watch regardless
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