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2025    1 h 40 minComédia, Drama
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Um pai suburbano esforça-se para equilibrar trabalho, casamento e uma nova amizade com o charmoso novo vizinho.
Dirigido por Andrew DeYoung
  • Tim RobinsonCraig Waterman
  • Paul RuddAustin Carmichael / Produtor Executivo
  • Kate MaraTami Waterman
  • Jack Dylan GrazerSteven Waterman
  • Rick WorthyMr. Mendoza
  • Whitmer ThomasIan
  • Daniel LondonStan
  • Eric RahillMike
  • Jacob Ming-TrentNathan
  • Billy BrykTony
  • Meredith GarretsonBianca
  • Ari DalbertJames
  • Josh SegarraDevon
  • Raphael SbargeGarrett
  • Omar TorresJared
  • Jason VeaseyZed
  • Jon GlaserBig Sam
  • Carmen ChristopherJimp
  • Mike J. MillsSmall Jon
  • Alex WebbMayor Nichols
  • James Whitney23 de julho de 2026
    Going with no expectations and your laugh your butt off
  • Rick17 de maio de 2025
    This was just as good as that new Marvel that’s out.
  • JimmyBringus19 de junho de 2025
    What the fuck was that
  • rg94008 de julho de 2026
    Friendship was my first exposure to Tim Robinson. I can instantly tell that his humor will be hit or miss for people. It verges on almost cringe humor, which, to be candid, is simply not something I enjoy. His character Craig at times simply does not seem like a real person, although I did laugh at certain sequences in the movie. I just found the more extreme interactions to be immersion-breaking. I really liked the concept of the movie, though, this idea of middle-aged men being desperate for friendship and their struggle to connect to other men. In that regard, I found Craig more compelling even if he reacted in over-the-top ways. It's a good premise whose themes are sometimes undercut by the absurdity. I thought his relationship with his wife, Tami, started out strong, but I felt it ended up in a strange place that didn't feel genuine again, though it had a level of earnestness that made me overlook it. The ending felt inevitable but made me laugh. That's the movie in a microcosm. You can always notice the director's hand, that this is a movie where characters are being pulled by strings. It's a satire, but this concept almost demands something more truthful to really hammer its point home and expose a real problem. However, you still end up enjoying it because it'll make you laugh.
  • Yusef Taufiq28 de junho de 2026
    I went into this film with zero expectations, but it immediately hooked me with its bizarre premise. "Friendship" is absolutely not your typical comedy. It's incredibly dark and, at the very same time, laugh-out-loud hysterical! There were moments where I genuinely questioned if I was even supposed to be laughing—but the film quickly made it clear that, yes, you are. ​I absolutely loved this ride. From ridiculous bits involving toads (you'll get it when you watch it) to jumping through door glass, the film is packed with surreal, unpredictable moments. This is definitely one of those movies you'll either adore or despise because of its unique brand of comedy. I was so caught up trying to process what was happening that I know a rewatch will be even more pleasurable. ​If you're reading this, you're probably here for Tim Robinson, and for good reason! I hadn't heard of him until now, but I'm officially a fan and can't wait to dive into his other work. I definitely vibe with his distinct, off-kilter style. Paul Rudd is also pitch-perfect as his charismatic friend/neighbor. ​Sidenote: I think I felt a little uncomfortable early on because parts of the story hit a bit too close to home with my own experiences growing up, which definitely put me in my feelings for a moment. ​"Friendship" isn't for everyone, but if you're ready for a truly different, dark, and unforgettable comedy experience, I promise you won't regret checking it out.
  • ricomckee21 de junho de 2025
    So the movie attempts to say something meaningful within the context of a dark comedy. The problem is, it is missing something meaningful ,the comedy, and it’s not dark. There’s a lot of Cringe here but the reality is it misses the mark on many levels. It wants to make a statement about the true impact of isolation & loneliness that men can feel. Many men don’t know how to make friendships because it’s hard to be open & vulnerable which is how relationships are built. This movie aims to show how this can go wrong. Except… Craig’s actually the most sane of everyone. Rudd’s character is a douche nozzle & fake on multiple levels. Craig’s family is horrible. And… Craig may actually need medical help -yet- even when everything is falling down- he is actually a true friend while everyone else is fake. Yeah- this message came through but that could have been done in 10min. Rudd is wasted. And a movie with a meaningful message and social commentary could have been made here but this is not it.
  • MrTrivet25 de junho de 2026
    Making friends is hard, isn't it? Especially if you're Tim Robinson. The film is essentially one long festival of social cringe, but beneath all the awkwardness lies a surprisingly sharp observation about male loneliness - how difficult it is to build meaningful relationships with strangers, and how absurdly easy they are to destroy. And once that happens, no theatrical "sowwy" with a bar of soap in your mouth is going to fix it. The film's greatest strength is the way it balances comedy with pure second-hand embarrassment. Every decision the protagonist makes is somehow worse than the last, while the audience can do nothing but helplessly watch the inevitable disaster gain momentum. We've all probably replayed awkward moments in our heads, wondering what we could have done differently. The protagonist doesn't bother with that - he immediately tries to fix everything, usually in the worst way imaginable. It's that desperation that fuels both the film's humor and its deepest discomfort. It's a very awkward and weird, yet fun movie that will most likely divide people.
  • jackfr0st15 de fevereiro de 2026
    Weird and fun awkward.... Probably lots of people won't like it but I thought it was good
  • Megan Cruz31 de maio de 2025
    While I do think this would have worked better as a short, I think there should be more movies with this kind of mainstream appeal whose express purpose is to make the audience deeply uncomfortable. There was at least three scenes in this movie that made me laugh so hard and long that my stomach hurt.
  • Lupinsyogurtemporium15 de agosto de 2025
    I think this is one of my favorite films of all time? I can't stop watching it and showing it to people.
  • hea1h6 de fevereiro de 2026
    need to watch again but truely funny, mesmerising and dare i say - refreshing???
  • Zach Henson26 de junho de 2025
    Dudes don't get this because it's about them.
  • robwri3517 de setembro de 2025
    I will never get that time back.
  • barryl3625 de janeiro de 2026
    There were 2 good laughs. Yes, I counted. Suggesting people watch this movie, as bad as it is, is exactly the the kind of humor you will find by watching it. Don't say I didn't warn you. I miss comedy so much that I suffered through this. I gave it a wink for effort.
  • Jacob Lamb23 de janeiro de 2026
    Insane movie! Feels like it goes nowhere but kinda has a lot of stuff to say about masculinity, friends, and being terminally awkward but still trying to be a good friend. I loved it!

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