Couples weekend may sound like a typical Netflix dramedy. That being said it has a great cast and some funny moments that make the movie charming.
Two couples go on a holiday together but when Alexandra Didario's husband and Josh Gad's wife have a sudden affair the weekend is thrown into chaos. The story is simplistic but charming. It all gets worse when they are snowed in. All the emotional moments hit, the funny moments got me laughing and the chemistry between the couples are good.
The mvps here are Alexandra and Josh. They have the best scenes whether they are emotional confrontation and funny moments. The last party scene was the best part and I want whatever they drank. The emotional scenes hit too especially Josh Gad's scene trying to understand why. The ending is sweet too. I may not agree with everything that happened but it was nice.
The movie follows more a dramedy comedy style so it's not laugh out loud all the time but the humor hits when it's there. My favorite one being the party scene and Josh's interactions with Alexandra's husband. So I enjoyed the humor.
I can't add much more except it's a sweet and fun dramedy that I enjoyed. It some typical flaws that make it feel like a typical Netflix movie of this sort. That being said the cast bring chemistry and laughs to keep me entertained.

Couples weekend may sound like a typical Netflix dramedy. That being said it has a great cast and some funny moments that make the movie charming.
Two couples go on a holiday together but when Alexandra Didario's husband and Josh Gad's wife have a sudden affair the weekend is thrown into chaos. The story is simplistic but charming. It all gets worse when they are snowed in. All the emotional moments hit, the funny moments got me laughing and the chemistry between the couples are good.
The mvps here are Alexandra and Josh. They have the best scenes whether they are emotional confrontation and funny moments. The last party scene was the best part and I want whatever they drank. The emotional scenes hit too especially Josh Gad's scene trying to understand why. The ending is sweet too. I may not agree with everything that happened but it was nice.
The movie follows more a dramedy comedy style so it's not laugh out loud all the time but the humor hits when it's there. My favorite one being the party scene and Josh's interactions with Alexandra's husband. So I enjoyed the humor.
I can't add much more except it's a sweet and fun dramedy that I enjoyed. It some typical flaws that make it feel like a typical Netflix movie of this sort. That being said the cast bring chemistry and laughs to keep me entertained.

54/100

54/100

This whole thing could've been solved with a four-way.

This whole thing could've been solved with a four-way.

number 6 on netflix type shit

number 6 on netflix type shit

That snow on the back of the car PISSED ME OFF!!! CLEAN IT OFF YOU’RE GONNA GET IN AN ACCIDENT!!

Tribeca film festival time, with me, my friends and two teachers, one hell of a time. Our pregame was Five Guys and those fries were banging even though only 4 people were working in the back.

The acting was very good, Josh Gad surprised me since my only reference of him was him as Olaf. The editing was some of the best I’ve seen but with alright cinematography. But a very good feature debut for writer and director Nora Kirkpatrick.

The deep and serious points of the film really moved me. All the comedy hit, I love me a dark comedy, similar to A Different Man. Different from other comedies, it felt very real.

I wish some of the messages were better described within the film, especially the tree because it only made sense after watching that the director herself said the tree falling really triggered the events of the rest of the film in a way, doesn’t make total sense to the average virgin viewer going in. Also I never found out what the deer meant, wish that was more described.

Final thoughts:
This one guy in front of me and my friends never got to ask his question even though his hand was raised like 7 times, we found out after the QnA that the question was about the deer.
The actor for Agent Phil Coulson was there and I was in the bathroom with him, my friend then said to him “Hey, I thought you died in Avengers!”
This whole field trip was just me and my friends and it’s a classic. First time at a film festival and it felt special.

Live, laugh, love…Josh Gad dancing with a lamp.

That snow on the back of the car PISSED ME OFF!!! CLEAN IT OFF YOU’RE GONNA GET IN AN ACCIDENT!!

Tribeca film festival time, with me, my friends and two teachers, one hell of a time. Our pregame was Five Guys and those fries were banging even though only 4 people were working in the back.

The acting was very good, Josh Gad surprised me since my only reference of him was him as Olaf. The editing was some of the best I’ve seen but with alright cinematography. But a very good feature debut for writer and director Nora Kirkpatrick.

The deep and serious points of the film really moved me. All the comedy hit, I love me a dark comedy, similar to A Different Man. Different from other comedies, it felt very real.

I wish some of the messages were better described within the film, especially the tree because it only made sense after watching that the director herself said the tree falling really triggered the events of the rest of the film in a way, doesn’t make total sense to the average virgin viewer going in. Also I never found out what the deer meant, wish that was more described.

Final thoughts:
This one guy in front of me and my friends never got to ask his question even though his hand was raised like 7 times, we found out after the QnA that the question was about the deer.
The actor for Agent Phil Coulson was there and I was in the bathroom with him, my friend then said to him “Hey, I thought you died in Avengers!”
This whole field trip was just me and my friends and it’s a classic. First time at a film festival and it felt special.

Live, laugh, love…Josh Gad dancing with a lamp.