The Little Hours
Comedy • R • 2017 • 1 hr 30 min
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Alison Brie, Dave Franco, Kate Micucci, Aubrey Plaza, John C. Reilly
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The comedy is straight up insane, and I loved it. But some jokes are hit or miss. The insanity of the characters is what drives this home
This film is that kid you knew from grade school that tried way too hard to be funny. None of the jokes land. Awkward in a bad way.
Used the backlash from the Catholic Church as their ad campaign, which was brilliant. Pretty funny, too.
Compleate ridiculous, and humor that just takes it too far, but for someone who enjoys dark humor, I liked this watch
Amazing! Finally convinced my girlfriend to watch it and she loved it too. She was bummed that it wasn’t longer
This movie changed my life but I’m not even sure why. Obscene, achingly hopeful and alive movie with almost no plot.
This movie is straight cheeks. That's one and half hour I'll never get back
This period film is basically just complete anarchy. Marx Bros-esque in that plot doesn’t matter, but hilarious cast help you enjoy the ride
Had some few funny moments and some crazy moments but overall it was just okay
Not very funny. The whole premise of the movie consists of religious women, who really shouldn’t have joined a convent until he first place.
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