I have a real appreciation for movies that are quirky and over-the-top when it comes to comedy. However, I'm also quick to criticize films that claim to be those things but completely miss the mark. That’s exactly what happened with this first film from writer-director Andrew DeYoung—a supposedly edgy, supposedly funny exploration of male friendships that just doesn't work at all. “Friendship” tracks the unbelievably…

I thought it was pretty decent, though I found it much more hyped than it warranted. It really was over-hyped. Having companions is nice. There are enjoyable moments; however, the pacing slows down considerably at one point, and then it becomes fun once more.

I thought it was decent, though I found it significantly exceeded expectations. It really did. Having companions is a nice thing. There are enjoyable moments; however, the pacing slows down considerably at one point, before picking back up and becoming entertaining once more.

It’s genuinely entertaining, even when the protagonist’s terrible choices are difficult to witness. The show shares similarities with an extended installment of “I Think You Should Leave.” Enjoy it immensely while you can.

“Tami” (Kate Mara), who is recovering from cancer, needs to expand her florist business by getting a larger van, kisses her teenage son on the lips, and is married to Craig, an advertising executive (Tim Robinson). He's a meticulous man, typically dressed in beige, who keeps to himself and is often considered awkward by his colleagues. The couple are considering moving when a package arrives at a nearby address. Crai…