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Watch Somebody Up There Likes Me Movie Online No Survey Byington creates an offbeat energy by brilliantly pairing established actors and non-actors in this comedic fable about a man watching his life fly by. Max (Keith Poulson), along with his best friend Sal (Nick Offerman, "Parks & Recreation") and the woman they both adore, Lyla (Jess Weixler, TEETH), stumble through thirty-five years of seemingly mandatory but unfulfilling entanglements. (c) Tribeca Film Unrated Release Date Somebody Up There Likes Me Mar 8, 2013 Limited
Actors For Somebody Up There Likes Me
Keith Poulson,Nick Offerman,Jess Weixler,Stephanie Hunt,Marshall Bell,Jonathan Togo,Kate Lyn Sheil,Kevin Corrigan,Megan Mullally,Anna Margaret Hollyman,Ted Beck,Bob Schneider,Chris Doubek,Mike Wachs,Josh Ashy Holden,Nick Ashy Holden,Margie Beegle,Josh Meyer,Alex Ross Perry,Stephen Gurewitz
Genres Somebody Up There Likes Me : Comedy
User Ranting Somebody Up There Likes Me : 4
User Percentage For Somebody Up There Likes Me : 86 %
User Count Like for Somebody Up There Likes Me : 357
All Critics Ranting For Somebody Up There Likes Me : 5.5
All Critics Count For Somebody Up There Likes Me : 10
All Critics Percentage For Somebody Up There Likes Me : 50 %
Review For Somebody Up There Likes Me
Highly original and delightfully unorthodox. Stephen Dalton-Hollywood Reporter Bob Byington's imaginative indie comedy recalls some of Richard Lester's 60s films in its freewheeling narrative structure and cartoonish sight gags, though the humor is more often peculiar than laugh-out-loud funny. Ben Sachs-Chicago Reader There's talent here, but the goal seems to be proving that everyone involved is too cool to make an actual movie. Ben Kenigsberg-Time Out Chicago I didn't find Somebody Up There Likes Me as funny as others seem to, but I was fascinated enough by the curious offering to watch it twice. Edward Johnson-Ott-NUVO Newsweekly The film never quite comes together enough to get over the sense that it's a comedy made by people who think they're too cool to laugh but it comes close. Brian Tallerico-The Deadbolt In the hands of another filmmaker, Byington's approach might come across as gimmicky or overly precious. Instead, Somebody Up There Likes Me retains a playfully philosophical edge. Eric Kohn-indieWIRE One of the funnier movies you can shrug off. Matt Pais-RedEye A film distinguished entirely by its stubborn refusal to engage viewers in any way whatsoever. Mike D'Angelo-AV Club While Somebody Up There Likes Me tracks decades in Max's life and innumerable changes, there's little actual evolution to be found. Kate Erbland-Film School Rejects Walks a fine line between casual cruelty and the grander schemes of time. William Goss-The Playlist