Jerry

"Jerry," a film directed by Lisa Johnson and featuring Sam Rockwell and Mark Ruffalo, is a gem that masterfully blends humor with poignant moments to explore the complexities of friendship. Set against the backdrop of a small town, the movie unfolds the story of Jerry and his best friend Jerry (played by Rockwell and Ruffalo respectively), whose lives take unexpected turns that test their bond.

The narrative kicks off with Jerry (Rockwell), a free-spirited and lovable eccentric, who finds himself at a crossroads in life. His infectious charm and quirky demeanor quickly endear him to the audience, setting the tone for the film's blend of comedy and heartfelt moments. Opposite him is Jerry (Ruffalo), the steady and responsible counterpart, whose grounded nature provides a perfect foil to Jerry's whimsical antics.

Jst finished watching it and came out entertained, the film has a great storyline packed with great comedy indeed! Jahnvi Kapoor has done a good job like i wouldn't say extraordinary or mind-blowing bt she was good overall i felt the director gave her limited dialogues to say nevertheless she gives a decently fair performance bt her comic timing is great, I don't knw the names of the supporting cast bt they are the best performers and apart frm jahnvi thy carry most of the film on their shoulders with their excellent comic timing (performance). Talking of the negatives i felt the film was way too slow and actually tests yr patience it would have been an excellent watch if the director had improved the screenplay which is actually the culprit of a great and enjoyable entertainer . Nevertheless Goodluck Jerry is a great entertainer with a good comedy tht makes you laugh in a serious situation, I.

This movie was a pleasant surprise!

It is a simple story about simple, realistic people - almost documentary like - but with enough cinematic elements to hold your interest and entertain.

The screenplay and script are the real highlights of the movie - acting was hit and miss - but largely believable and some sequences a tad over the top - but can pardon it off as creative liberty, and they does keep it interesting - though derails the flow / fly on the wall approach that the movie through out followed.

Dont expect too much - the pacing is bit slow and repetitive at many places and there are quite a few non-sequential story telling - which was not well executed and could result in confusion.

Watch on a lazy afternoon, alone or with family or friends - it is clean for family audience and lighthearted enough for a watch with friends.