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Synopsis: After his engagement suddenly ends, Joshy and a few his friends decide to take advantage of what was supposed to be his bachelor party in Ojai, California. In their attempt to help Joshy deal with the recent turn of events, the guys turn the getaway into a raucous weekend filled with drugs, booze, debauchery, and hot tubs. Written and directed by Jeff Baena and featuring an ensemble cast of hilarious comedic talents-including Thomas Middleditch (HBO's "Silicon Valley"), Adam Pally (TV's "Happy Endings"), Alex Ross Perry (director of Queen of Earth), Nick Kroll (TV's "The League"), Brett Gelman (TV's "Married") and Jenny Slate (Obvious Child) -Jeff Baena's sophomore feature is a wickedly amusing portrayal of male bonding and emotional incompetence.
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Jeff Baena
Production: American Zoetrope Entertainment
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
62
Rotten Tomatoes:
79%
R
Year:
2016
93 min
229 Views


I'm, uh,

I'm George Martin.

Yeah, the integral

fifth beatle.

I love

meeting new people.

This guy's

got f***ing blow.

You're dropping

squirt bombs.

This guy won't

get in the pool,

but he will.

- If it's weird,

say it 'cause I know...

- It's not weird.

Ari:

Hey, what are you

doing over there, man?

I'm still trying

to get the Wi-Fi to work.

Yeah, we're in

a cabin in Ojai.

The Wi-Fi's

not gonna work.

Yeah, but, I mean,

i can't not be accessible

on the Internet

and also up here with

no cell phone reception

- for an entire weekend.

- Who cares?

It's the weekend.

When I got off the 101,

i called shauna

and I was like, "okay,

I'm going where there's

no reception.

- Love you."

- Yeah, but I didn't

make that call to Marissa.

So she doesn't know

that I'm here

and she doesn't know

that I'm unreachable

should she be trying to call

or email me or whatever.

Why doesn't Marissa know

that you're here?

She just,

you know, decided

that she needed

to be somewhere else

that I don't live

for the time being.

Oh, sh*t.

I'm sorry, man.

She's just basically

coming at me

and saying, you know,

that after 10 years almost,

that there's

an entire life

that she feels

like she's missing

and that she sort of

needed some space,

and i

responded to that

by being what I felt

was very attentive

and what she felt

was clingy.

I'm sorry.

It's-- it's gotta

be really hard.

- Break-ups are tough.

- It's not a break-up,

you know,

at this time.

- Okay.

- I think that

there might be

some benefit here to having

some friends around.

And maybe, you know,

we're talking about it now

and I'll talk

about it with Josh

as soon as I get a chance.

I wouldn't tell Josh

about it, I think,

because we're

on thin ice here.

There's only four of us.

No one showed up.

It's just that he's hurting

and he's been going

through a lot

and now

I'm hurting, too,

and I feel like we sort of

are going to relate

to each other

in a way that

i don't expect you to get.

Let's not compare

the hurt of a break-up

or whatever it is

with what joshy

went through.

Okay, so everybody gets one

of these character cards.

And I'm now going

to go into the attack

and defending portion.

You ready?

"Attack abilities

and attacking a monster.

The type of symbol

shows whether it is

a melee ability

or a ranged attack

ability."

Uh, yes. Adam,

i have a question.

Is it-- okay,

i can answer it

because I think I know

what you're going to say.

- What?

- If you're wondering

why the part on the bottom

of your figurine

is an octagon

and it's standing

on a hexagonal shape

that connects

to the center one,

I promise you

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Jeff Baena

Jeff Baena (born June 29, 1977) is an American screenwriter and film director known for Life After Beth, Joshy, The Little Hours, and for co-writing I Heart Huckabees with David O. Russell. more…

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