One great quality of the film is that the acting feels natural, actual people having actual conversations. But the actors are pretty much playing themselves. It's cheating, but still entertaining.
Aside from one shallow trait (this one likes to draw, this one has rich parents, this one is Gillian Jacobs, etc.), the characters are the same person: Snarky, mopey, likes to mess with people, and appreciates the art of impov.
Rants about growing old and how following your dreams can be a nightmare are sprinkled throughout the movie, but not in a painful way.
I would value this movie more if I haven't seen so many indie comedies that talk about the same thing.
Unless you're not tired of indie movies yet and you still like seeing your favorite indie comedy actors do stuff, you'll probably just shrug your shoulders.
Aside from one shallow trait (this one likes to draw, this one has rich parents, this one is Gillian Jacobs, etc.), the characters are the same person: Snarky, mopey, likes to mess with people, and appreciates the art of impov.
Rants about growing old and how following your dreams can be a nightmare are sprinkled throughout the movie, but not in a painful way.
I would value this movie more if I haven't seen so many indie comedies that talk about the same thing.
Unless you're not tired of indie movies yet and you still like seeing your favorite indie comedy actors do stuff, you'll probably just shrug your shoulders.