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November 25, 2017
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The comedy alone for this show is worth going, but there will be great music and it’s for a good cause. 

Get your tickets ASAP here.

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Friends From College Gets a Second Season at Netflix

August 22, 2017
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Renewals don’t come so easily at Netflix these days, so Nicholas Stoller and Francesca Delbanco’s Friends From College did pretty well for itself.

The series had plenty of different nuanced and complex relationships woven between “friend from college” that one has to wonder where exactly they’ll go with a second season. Maybe if this’ll end up being a more grounded Wet Hot American Summer where the cast actually plays roles that are more age appropriate and return a few years older. 

We’ll just have to wait and see.

The Full Trailer for “Friends From College” Promises a Reunion That’s Pretty Much Non-Stop Chaos

June 14, 2017
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Nick Stoller and Francesca Delbanco’s Netflix series, Friends From College looks like it could have been a movie where old friends have one disastrous weekend.

Yet, as it is a series, there’s plenty more twist and turns that they can play with on top of having a fantastic cast of Keegan-Michael Key, Cobie Smulders, Nat Faxon, Fred Savage, Jae Suh, and Annie Parisse.

See for yourself in the full length trailer.

Then, look for Friends From College to start streaming on Netflix on a month from now on Friday, July 14th.

Of Course Joss Whedon’s PSA on Why You Need to Vote Is Great and Funny

September 21, 2016
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Having the ability to get many of the world’s biggest celebrities at his beck and call and a super clever sense of humor, Joss Whedon has made a great PSA, that also pokes fun at how PSAs are done, for SaveTheDay.vote, which encourages people to go out and vote in this very important election.

Watch and enjoy it here.

Oh yeah, definitely go out and vote too.

The Intervention Might Just Be the Dramedy of the Year

August 26, 2016
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Clea DuVall’s debut as a writer/director is a pretty damn fine one. 

Her film, The Intervention, following a “marriage intervention” is simultaneously well crafted, emotionally charged, and laugh out loud hysterical. The notable ensemble cast of Melanie Lynskey, Cobie Smulders, Ben Schwartz, Natasha Lyonne, DuVall, Alia Shawkat, and Vincent Piazza do not disappoint either in handling the delicate material.

If you want more comedy in your dramedies or want to see something that exhibits the real nitty gritty of several different relationships, but does actually celebrate the idea of love without seeming too heavy handed, The Intervention just might be for you. 

It just opened at Arclight Hollywood today, but you can watch it on iTunes now as well.

Trailer for “Intervention” Dramedy from Clea DuVall Brings Up a Different Sort of Intervention

July 5, 2016
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The A&E series Intervention brings to mind the struggles of those with various drug and substance abuses and the harrowing journey that all of that entails.

The Clea DuVall movie of the same name does track an Intervention, but it has nothing to really do with the ‘usual suspects’ that force an intervention.

Instead, Ben Schwartz, Alia Shawkat, Clea DuVall, Melanie Lynskey, Natasha Lyonne, and Jason Ritter give Vincent Piazza and Cobie Smulders the sort of intervention that might become more commonplace after this movie hits theaters.

See for yourself in the trailer.

Look for Intervention, the dramedy feature film, in theaters on August 26th.

Check Out The Trailer for Andrew Bujalski’s Rom Com of Sorts “Results”

April 15, 2015
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The man behind the wonderfully out there Computer Chess, Andrew Bujalski, brings his take on a romantic comedy with Results. 

A very strange love triangle forms between personal trainers played by Cobie Smulders and Guy Pearce and a new rich client played by Kevin Corrigan in Results which seems to go a little off on a tangent from typical rom com fare.

Watching this trailer, we’re into it. 

Look for results in limited release starting May 29th.

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