Friendship - Reviews

...is the “Fatal Attraction” of male bonding comedies, and follows a similar arc.

...lights an inferno of cringe comedy delights while Paul Rudd picks at some of his most beloved roles.

...plays to Tim Robinson's strengths, though its funny freakouts don't amount to much.

Tim Robinson spirals in a darkly hilarious comedy.

Paul Rudd and Tim Robinson are both perfectly cast as neighbors – one cool and confident, the other a frustrated loser – in Friendship.

This is a comedy of manners for a world that largely lacks them.

Twisted and hysterical, this surreal dramedy occupies a middle ground between dark and silly and sneaks in some timely ideas about men and their friends.

...a delightful, vulnerable, agonizing film, and it's a new career height for Tim Robinson. 

...the rare movie seemingly built from a sketch series turned into a genuinely riotously amusing and f*cked movie that still has the sense to comment on the dark and totally warped corners of the human condition.

...the kind of film that will likely cause a physical reaction when watching: uncomfortably curled up into a ball, head in your hands, peering between your fingers when you feel brave enough.

Not a knee-slapper, but a pleasingly cringe-inducing off-kilter comedy.

Of course the funniest film of the year is about how hard it is now to make a friend.

...new anti-bromance film turns neighbourly kindness into cringe-filled chaos and uneasy truths