veritybingo
Joined Mar 2021
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There is a ridiculous flaw in this film, which is that not one single person seems dissuaded not only from online dating, but insist on using the very app used by a serial killer to rack up his victims.
Let's just ignore that, because this entire film is completely propped up by its array of wacky and likeable characters and their amusing banter and many undersold low key clever moments.
Many of today's adjacent fare rely on completely used up formulas of constant reliance on not only using tropes, but outright pointing them out.
This one doesn't lean on pop culture and film references, apart from a highly amusing salute to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" in one scene.
There is an energy and wit here usually found in decent comedic films or some of the better and more successful sitcoms.
Let's just ignore that, because this entire film is completely propped up by its array of wacky and likeable characters and their amusing banter and many undersold low key clever moments.
Many of today's adjacent fare rely on completely used up formulas of constant reliance on not only using tropes, but outright pointing them out.
This one doesn't lean on pop culture and film references, apart from a highly amusing salute to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" in one scene.
There is an energy and wit here usually found in decent comedic films or some of the better and more successful sitcoms.