h
After connecting with a girl at a party,
a young man attempts to win her affection.
fect they are for each other?” plotline trotted out ceaselessly. What
If serves up this tired platter once
more, but while there’s little in the
way of romance, there is a healthy
dose of comedy on offer.
The film’s charm exists thanks in
no small part to its talented cast.
The likes of Kazan, Adam Driver,
Mackenzie Davis and Spall deliver comic timing par excellence,
but it’s Megan Park - who this
reviewer last noticed in George
Romero’s under-rated found footage zombie satire Diary of the
Dead - who steals the show as
Kazan’s sexually ravenous sister,
determined to sink her claws into
Radcliffe, much to sis’s chagrin.
Radcliffe is the odd one out, however, and feels lost among such
more naturally gifted comedic
performers. Luckily he possesses a
breezy likability that papers over
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