Drinking Buddies
Olivia Wilde, Anna Kendrick, Jake Johnson and Ron Livingston get their romantic wires crossed in this boozey observational comedy from director Joe Swanberg (You're Next). Kate (Wilde) and Luke (Johnson) work together at a brewery and have a friendship that strays dangerously close to something more. But Kate is with Chris (Livingston), and Luke is with Jill (Kendrick). As Jill pressures Luke to talk marriage, he and Kate unexpectedly find themselves alone for a weekend...
- Director:
- Joe Swanberg ('You're Next', 'LOL', 'Kissing on the Mouth')
- Writer:
- Joe Swanberg
- Cast:
- Anna KendrickOlivia WildeJake JohnsonRon LivingstonJoe SwanbergTi West
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressFans of Nora Ephron would do well to adjust their expectations... [here] messy individuals often chicken out or betray their own best interests in love.
Total Film
pressA romcom that refreshes the parts others don't reach, with Olivia Wilde on stellar form.
Time Out
pressThe film's quartet of post-slackers are captured as they feel their way around the edges of what they want (and are afraid to ask for) with painful accuracy.
The New York Times
pressMr. Swanberg's camera weaves through bodies at rest, at work and at the bar in no particular hurry, and his script captures the idioms of men and women who are equally inclined to waste words and to say very little.
Hollywood Reporter
pressAn appealing cast and fine-tuned sexual tension bolster Swanberg's latest.
Variety
pressFans of Nora Ephron would do well to adjust their expectations... [here] messy individuals often chicken out or betray their own best interests in love.
Total Film
pressA romcom that refreshes the parts others don't reach, with Olivia Wilde on stellar form.
Time Out
pressThe film's quartet of post-slackers are captured as they feel their way around the edges of what they want (and are afraid to ask for) with painful accuracy.
The New York Times
pressMr. Swanberg's camera weaves through bodies at rest, at work and at the bar in no particular hurry, and his script captures the idioms of men and women who are equally inclined to waste words and to say very little.
Hollywood Reporter
pressAn appealing cast and fine-tuned sexual tension bolster Swanberg's latest.
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