• Events
    • Los Angeles Open Mics
    • Los Angeles Shows
    • New York Open Mics
    • New York Shows
  • Book A Tour
  • Venues
  • News
  • Podcast
  • About
    • About The Comedy Bureau
    • Contact
    • Consulting
    • Digital Wall of Trustees

blockers

divider

June 22, 2018
Uncategorized
blockers, ike barinholtz, john cena, kay cannon, leslie mann

One of the Better Coming-of-Age Studio Comedies We’ve Seen in Awhile “Blockers” Is Now on DVD

We didn’t get a proper chance to give some well deserved praise for Blockers when it had its theatrical run, so we’re doing it right now, right here.

When it comes to big to mid-size studio released comedies (as opposed to the dramedy fare that makes the rounds at Sundance or TIFF), genuinely laugh-out-loud broad films are hard to come by over the last few years.

Blockers, directed by Kay Cannon and written by Brian and Jim Kehoe, blends physical comedy, raunchy humor, and a coming-of-age story quite nicely. Also, it’s a great original female comedy that isn’t being redone as a female version of a previously male-led comedy. It’s probably been said many a time already, but if you’re looking for a Superbad or Can’t Hardly Wait for 2018, Blockers might be what you’re looking for.

Also, John Cena continues to delightfully surprise in holding his own with well-respected comedic stars Leslie Mann and Leslie Mann.

So, with that in mind, go get Blockers on Amazon or iTunes right now.

Recent News

divider

  • The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 286: Chris Colthurst & Better Living Through Improv - Taking a cue from San Diego's biggest annual happening, Comic-Con, Chris Colthurst is paving a… Read More
  • The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 285: Jeremy Pinsly & Opening a Brand Spankin’ New NYC Comedy Club in 2026 - Believe it or not, NYC is about to add to its leading comedy club per… Read More
  • The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 284: Nikolai Phalen & Dreaming Big Comedy Dreams (and Often in English) in Barcelona - Many of you are constantly pondering what's mutating in the Austin comedy scene, but not… Read More

Sign up For The Newsletter

Copyright © 2020 The Comedy Bureau
All rights reserved