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Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping

2016
Comedy, Music
1h 27m
When his new album fails to sell records, pop/rap superstar conner4real goes into a major tailspin and watches his celebrity high life begin to collapse. He'll try anything to bounce back, anything except reuniting with his old rap group The Style Boyz. (imdb)
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Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping

2016
Comedy, Music
1h 27m
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Rated 13 Sep 2016
60
38th
Another one of those 'doofus who has it all and then doesn't has to find the true value of [Good Thing]' comedies that's part schadenfreude and part cameo-fest. Sure, there's some decent jokes and amusing(ly shitty) songs in that Lonely Island style I enjoy, but it's such well-trod ground that it kinda becomes a ...wait, this metaphor won't work as I see only one set of footprints in the sand here. I guess the spirit of Spinal Tap was carrying them the whole time.
Rated 19 Jun 2016
90
92nd
Mona Lisa. I'll be patiently waiting here for you all to watch this and hoot some hollers. REMEMBER HOT ROD
Rated 29 Jun 2016
82
81st
A mockumentary chronicling the meltdown of a fictional Bieber-esque superstar, POPSTAR is a brilliant spoof of manufactured showbiz success. The film's secret is its lack of cynicism: rather than simply poke fun at the hubris and excess of the famous--though there is plenty of that--POPSTAR captures the contradictions in modern celebrity culture (where the famous must simultaneously appeal godlike and "real") while never compromising its silly, giddy comic spirit.
Rated 19 Jun 2016
58
23rd
I really wanted to love this movie, but it never really lived up to its potential in my mind. Without the good music, it might be awful. There were so many opportunities for good jokes that just felt wasted.
Rated 29 Jun 2016
84
72nd
Me coming back to my old review and essentially realising I called it funny but forgettable when it’s actually legitimately great and I’ve seen it several times by now and remember it very well. Soundtrack is the second best Lonely Island album. Tim Meadows is a comedic genius. I’ve got a movie for you to watch....but you are gonna like it
Rated 04 Jun 2016
60
25th
I can't help it: I wanted this to be funnier. I laughed but, I wanted to laugh more. Satire doesn't have to be funny ALL the time, if it's also biting and relevant, but this feels like it's supposed to be laugh-dependant, and I just didn't laugh ENOUGH to REALLY like it. Maybe it needed more insulation? A funnier side cast? I don't know. But I like the Lonely Island guys, and if you like them, you'll probably like this movie well enough. Though that's admittedly a rather narrow path to cross.
Rated 01 Jul 2016
75
59th
The art of the feature-length comedy sketch perfected
Rated 10 Jul 2017
40
43rd
A crude, by-the-numbers mockumentary that tries harder than the Little Engine that Could to make you laugh once more at things you already laughed at in 2010 watching all those Lonely Island videos at work. These guys' obsession with sex reminds me a lot of mine when I was twelve. I would have loved this movie if I was twelve.
Rated 20 Jun 2016
78
83rd
Soundtrack album is even better than the movie
Rated 29 Sep 2016
75
93rd
As much as this is a parody of today's Pop Music/Celebrities, the songs are so awesomely dumb, they could actually be on the charts and no one would be the wiser. I actually liked this docu-spoof more than "This Is Spinal Tap" for those very concerning reasons, as the lines are becoming more and more blurred when it comes to good/bad pop music. The TMZ gags were so absurdly accurate and over the top, I found myself still laughing during the next scenes. Just too perfect. I'm not gay!
Rated 27 Jan 2017
75
44th
Uneven and not very cohesive, but it's really damn funny and that's the number one thing I wanted out of it, so I was satisfied.
Rated 06 Jun 2016
80
75th
In a similar vein to "This is Spinal Tap" (music mockumentary), but lacks the "weight" of that film. Still, it's the type of comedy I love -- a film that doesn't become bogged down with plot -- and lets the jokes just keep a-comin'.
Rated 18 Jan 2017
60
36th
I'll admit this didn't connect with me the first time I watched it but on subsequent viewings I've found the funny side of it. Samberg is perfect as Connor4Real (actual name Connor Friel is a subtle gag in itself) the self absorbed mostly talentless egotistical 'Popstar' of the title. While the narrative is a predictable and cliched 'rise/fall/redemption' arc the satire of the pop world and general funny gags keep the laughs coming throughout.
Rated 05 Jan 2017
70
45th
You know, for being such a niche subgenre the 'musical mockumentary' has a relatively high bar (Spinal Tap, CB4, Walk Hard) and Popstar isn't that far down. Its big weakness is being all short-burst humor, there's no "this goes to eleven" type of material that will stick with everyone forever - but I guess that's how pop culture is now, digested and discarded quickly. What was the message of this movie anyway, that Marky Mark needs to get back with the Funky Bunch? Not something I'm against.
Rated 22 Jul 2016
7
65th
If I'm quoting or still finding scenes amusing well after my initial watch than a comedy (or mockumentary) has well and truly succeeded. THIS RIGHT HERE, THIS IS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT, MY FRIEND.
Rated 27 Jun 2016
70
26th
Funny enough to keep me watching, but I thought the absolute funniest parts were the cutaways to Will Arnett, Eric Andre and Chelsea Peretti at the office. Also, I genuinely liked the "I'm So Humble" song.
Rated 25 Mar 2018
73
61st
At least there's some people in comedy not afraid of having a comedy where JOKES are the main thing they focus on. Weird how action comedy or dramedy has completely just dwarfed the want to tell jokes.
Rated 29 Aug 2018
5
25th
There's lots of good comedy here-from the celebrity satire and cameo-littered mockumentary framework to the outlandish songs and dim-witted lead-but it does start to wear thin even within the short run-time, and the predictable plot (props for the spoof of the "choosing what really matters" moment with the stage manager though) doesn't do much to fill in the gaps. Still, a serviceable comedy that gets laughs, even if it's just from pure ridiculousness (see the wolf attack/marriage proposal).
Rated 27 Jul 2017
68
52nd
As a fan of Samberg i was sure to like this and i did. The lonely island songs are what you expect, i laughed. The movie itself hits all the satirical notes youd expect it to, drenched in sambergs absurd and borderline stupid style...i enjoyed that. The story doesnt even rank as "secondary" to the jokes and parody
Rated 01 Sep 2016
60
21st
I like the occasional The Lonely Island song/ sketch. I enjoy Samberg on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. I did not enjoy this movie. There are undoubtably a few laughs, but any attempt at satire is lost in completely embracing the TMZ culture. The whole film feels like watching YouTube, but somehow less entertaining. The constant barrage of celebrity cameos is quickly tiresome, and gives the film a Sandler quality.
Rated 16 Sep 2016
67
57th
Moronic and cliched but also clever and hilarious at times. Its too inconsistent to be called a good movie, but its definitely entertaining enough to sit through and remember some moments.
Rated 03 Sep 2016
64
32nd
Often hilarious, but, ultimately, not really a movie. This would be fine if I wasn't left wondering if I would have been more entertained just watching several Lonely Island videos.
Rated 15 Feb 2018
70
17th
Weak and uninspired mockumentary which bears much too close a resemblance to the world of reality TV trashy entertainment programmes it is trying to lampoon - an instant turn-off. The characters don't have any redeeming features and the huge set piece jokes are too fake to deliver any cringe value or awkward humour. Aside from the gloss and the star power, this effort fails on most every level. You'd have to be under 23 to tolerate this.
Rated 22 Sep 2016
69
39th
Popstar is light entertainment with laughs typical of The Lonely Island
Rated 18 Jun 2016
55
23rd
I did enjoy this one, it was fun and entertaining. But it's a very local movie, too American culture centered for foreign audiances and also very modern. It probably won't hold too much ground a decade from now since it's so about today. So although it's fun, I don't think it would be classic but it is a good satiric representation of this generation.
Rated 26 Aug 2016
68
68th
Now that's a dope satire of pop music. While the lyrics and clips do the job of making artists even more cartoonish and childish, the mockumentary style delivers a solid and hilarious way to depict every move as a fake gesture, as it happens every time we see a real life popstar in front of a camera -- the Poppies, the One Direction-ish + Beastie Boys-esque style, the nicely placed cameos (Seal and Bolton, especially) and those CMZ crazy dudes.
Rated 21 Sep 2016
64
78th
Not gay!
Rated 26 Aug 2018
6
61st
This film is so perfect for my generation. Admittedly, I found a lot of it hilarious. The amount of satire this features is insane, as I've never seen one film rip on so many things today. Yes it's so stupid, and it can maybe even be offensive, but Samberg knows how to play to his strengths, and does it pretty well. It can become a little repetitive, as it does hit you over the head with a lot of the jokes. Overall, I'd say this is a pretty good mockumentry.
Rated 04 Jun 2016
80
78th
Boy the moment when they mock that dumb ass Macklemore song might very well end up being my favorite movie moment of 2016.
Rated 23 Jul 2016
60
89th
Funny, but would have been funnier had it not been for this is exactly how the music biz works these days. Especially with the wolves and the Seal and stuff.
Rated 14 Apr 2017
72
46th
Snl alumni movie pretty much but it had a few laughs.
Rated 06 Jun 2016
8
64th
The perfect Lonely Island movie. I'm a huge pop music fan, so a lot of the more obscure references didn't go over my head.
Rated 06 Jan 2017
23
2nd
This "movie" is a piece of shit. This is a mockumentary solely relying on it's high production value with childish humour. Boring, inconsistent, without any clever jokes ... Just from one dumb scene to another. It doesn't explore anything new and it certainly isn't fresh as people would have you believe. You will not miss out on anything if you pass on watching this.
Rated 09 Jun 2016
40
38th
RottenTomatoes described this as "side-splitting", saying it was the 21st Century's "This is Spinal Tap". Really critics? I giggled a few times but overall it felt like an Adam Sandler comedy. I haven't liked an Adam Sandler film since I was a kid, decades ago. It seemed front-loaded, by the end of the film it got into that sappy reconciliation plot line and everything fell flat. There's a penis in it though, if that's your thing or in case you were wondering. If anything, stream it.
Rated 25 Jun 2016
50
42nd
Blink 182: The Movie.
Rated 10 Jan 2017
1
4th
too often an affectionate, pandering reflection of our (awful, hellish, painfully unfunny) zeitgeist rather than a satire, and that includes the first however many minutes everybody gushed over. i'd like to see what eric andré would do with this premise.
Rated 26 Sep 2016
60
28th
Just like pretty much every SNL sketch it often tries painfully hard to be rather unfunny, and the songs are never as good as Lonely Island classics from 4-5 years ago. But I have to give them credit for making me laugh out loud multiple times, although I did forget all jokes no more than five minutes after the movie ended.
Rated 02 Aug 2018
60
32nd
There are some laughs, and the YouTube hits list will definitely be worth checking out, but the framework is too thin to carry what's there.
Rated 25 Mar 2019
65
47th
It's solid for what it wanted to be. The Lonely Island never wanted to break barriers with this movie, but you can tell it came from a genuine place of love and affection for music and the stories behind the scenes of famous pop and rock musicians. A full panel of great celebrity cameos bolsters some uneven comedy to make this an overall fun, though not too challenging watch.
Rated 01 Jun 2020
70
70th
The first half of Popstar consist of really funny rapid fire gags and cameos, which makes for a great comedy mockumentary film. The second half opts to lean in to its story and drama a bit, which isn’t very interesting, and leaves it with less laughs. Still, while it isn’t groundbreaking, it’s a lot of fun for what it is, and I look forward to more films from The Lonely Island In the future.
Rated 14 Mar 2022
65
45th
Some great stuff and kinda funny in an extra way now, having been released right before hip-hop was radically re-oriented around Soundcloud and trap. Redd's Tyler stand-in seems positively quaint compared to the potentialities in Lils Xan/Pump/Peep-odies. or XXXTentacles! Like XXXTentacion but he fucks octopuses and shit. And makes his pregnant girlfriend watch hentai with a knife to her stomach. And then gets murdered. Then milked for one putrid posthumous "album" after another. Writes itself.
Rated 29 Jan 2017
25
19th
#17#, exp3, rw2, popcorn, story, (ratings), Imogen.P/9A5
Rated 06 Jun 2016
86
95th
Hot damn this was good. Even though I'm sure I missed a lot of the references (as I don't keep up with contemporary pop music), it was still absolutely hilarious. Nice blend of different types of humor, so it doesn't wear thin.
Rated 25 Feb 2017
85
89th
For fans of The Lonely Island this mockumentary is a modern day "This Is Spinal Tap"(1984) for today's music industry. Although the songs and jokes may not be for everyone, music fans should appreciate some of the satire if not the fun slew of cameos.
Rated 24 Nov 2016
77
52nd
This first 20 or so minutes are quick-witted satirical perfection. Because it falls back on three act structure, by mid-second act, I got tiresome. But this also has to do with how relentlessly funny that opening flurry of scenes are. Would've benefitted from Taika Waititi's handling of the nuances of characterization.
Rated 27 Dec 2016
85
75th
Solid comedy, even though I'm never a fan of the documentary format.
Rated 19 Nov 2016
28
84th
A movie on friendship : )
Rated 05 Jan 2017
6
54th
It's no shame to laugh your ass off at the crazyass music business. In 1984, This Is Spinal Tap took the art of the send-up all the way to 11. Now the mockumentary takes millennial form in the insanely funny Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, starring Andy Samberg as Conner4Real, a rap star whose career is tanking.
Rated 01 Sep 2017
60
19th
Any Samberg will always make me laugh.
Rated 12 Jun 2016
75
53rd
Excellent mockumentary with the best cameos.
Rated 09 Aug 2017
72
74th
A biting satire of the music industry choke-full of funny gags with a hilarious cast; a mockumentary that lives up to the name.
Rated 03 Aug 2017
58
48th
Strongest in its first half by some margin, but funny enough throughout to entertain, if nothing special.
Rated 26 Sep 2016
74
38th
Definitely fun if you enjoy the lonely island.
Rated 22 Dec 2016
49
45th
This parody... seemed to take itself a bit too seriously.
Rated 26 Feb 2017
60
35th
Some parts funny, some parts not. Expected it to be worse, honestly.
Rated 04 Jun 2016
70
54th
Combination satire and off kilter humor that works most of the time
Rated 27 Apr 2017
83
75th
Sure, it's clearly pieced together from the funniest stuff that survived the editing room, but whatever works!
Rated 24 Jul 2016
68
56th
It's a 90minutes Lonely Island performance.
Rated 15 Jul 2017
60
54th
there are some really good bits in here, but it does this weird thing where it's a mockumentary until it decides to stop being one. I have no idea why movies and shows don't just borrow from 30 Rock and The Simpsons, and just embrace cutaways or short bits instead of adopting a mockumentary format for those jokes, only to dump the style for a traditional narrative when convenient.
Rated 04 Jun 2016
70
41st
It's funny and there are some interesting swerves when it comes to the plot and the jokes, but it isn't as funny as is required to be a truly great comedy. This is their Youtube brought to life and demonstrates all the pros and cons of The Lonely Island: some fantastic gags, a bunch of poor ones that don't use absurdism well, and some ripping on typical conventions, where it goes down a path that isn't quite expected. Results are mixed in Popstar but I'm glad I saw it.
Rated 17 Jun 2016
10
8th
Holy moly, so many jokes but so few laughs. I tried this for half an hour and didn't even crack a smile - surely a comedy should have laughs within the first 5 minutes. I guess this wasn't for me since so many other people seem to find it hilarious
Rated 15 Dec 2016
60
44th
"Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping" is a welcome new entry in the music mockumentary genre, a goofy satire on the modern pop music industry that features a long cameo list, functioning humour and some pretty hilarious songs. It does what it says on the tin, and does it well - nothing more, nothing less. The Lonely Island's brand of comedy is herein represented pretty well through both the script and the music but, coupled with a fairly predictable plot, remains arguably limited.
Rated 03 Jun 2016
70
77th
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping didn't look like something that would be worthwhile, but it turns out that it is. A very funny look into the life of a celebrity, the film satirizes that culture with brutal efficiency, and actually generates sympathy for its initially vapid-seeming lead. The music is good, the jokes are constant, there are a ton of celebrity cameos that actually fit in with the theme of the movie, and the mockumentary style more or less helps us ignore that this plot is tired.
Rated 10 Feb 2018
76
56th
This is a well made comedy. There are a number of funny moments in this movie. The script is well done with many funny songs and moments. Overall I would recommend this comedy.
Rated 29 Jun 2016
35
6th
All jokes, no laughs
Rated 08 Jun 2018
50
27th
it's basically a streched out SNL sketch that relies heavily on the cameos. if you're into that, this movie is fine. if you're irked by the silliness of Samberg, you should totally avoid this. a somewhat funny but totally forgettable experience.
Rated 04 Aug 2016
53
49th
Some pretty solid laughs throughout. This Is Spinal Tap for the modern generation of pop music.
Rated 16 Jul 2016
69
55th
A fine entry into the mockumentary cannon with sometimes hilarious performances and well-crafted songs.
Rated 18 May 2017
71
39th
bit of a letdown as a fan of mockumentaries and the lonely island that it couldn't be better
Rated 23 Aug 2017
68
24th
A capable satire of modern celebrity culture, even as it plays into those cults of personality with endless celebrity cameos. The comedy is loose with only occasionally novel gags, and the best songs pick up a lot of the slack, but much of the humor is derived from the same surprise cameo schtick, which is less funny and more amusing. The moral of staying true to yourself and not forgetting where you come from is as conventional as it gets, but it's surprisingly earnest and smoothly integrated.
Rated 03 Oct 2016
81
73rd
Not really what I would call a high quality movie, but for a Lonely Island fan it's a riot.
Rated 23 Oct 2016
70
48th
I wanted to like 'Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping' more than I did. The Lonely Island do best when their silly songs sound as though they could actually be on the radio. With the exception of 'Finest Girl (F*** Bin Laden)', the music isn't really enjoyable. It's technically the point of the movie, but it fails to straddle that line of being bad without actually being bad.
Rated 19 Dec 2016
60
57th
Despite being one-note I really find Samberg funny and I have enjoyed some of The Lonely Island songs. This is a solid addition to their work with many chuckles and a few real laughs.
Rated 29 Aug 2016
50
10th
An average take on SPINAL TAP without much to offer comedically or artistically, and without much worth remembering. It feels more like THE BROTHERS SOLOMON--loose, fruitless, and made for economics--than a mockumentary.
Rated 22 Jun 2016
67
50th
I'm with everyone else who wanted/expected Popstar to be funnier. I wanted more songs (which were great), and more of all 3 of them together. It's not without good laughs (the Apatow cameo had me almost in tears), but we've seen TLI do better.
Rated 09 Feb 2017
64
29th
Funny when it's funny. Which isn't enough. Very crude. Great music.
Rated 14 Sep 2016
4
12th
The songs were funny enough (what you'd expect from the Lonely Island), but everything in-between is just incredibly weak. Can't really see the point of this movie.
Rated 15 Jun 2016
76
41st
The Lonely Island does SPINAL TAP, with daft rapper Conner4Real (Andy Samberg) facing the collapse of his solo career as the pressure to reunite his old group (The Style Boyz) mounts. Admittedly slight and lacking in the verisimilitude which made SPINAL TAP so effective, it still provides quite a few laughs, from the goofy songs ("Equal Rights" is the best of the lot) to the amiably wacky cast, special mention going to Chris Redd as the devious Hunter the Hungry.
Rated 23 Jun 2016
75
26th
There's a million jokes in here, and a lot of them are inspired and hilarious. Samberg is undoubtedly terrific - perhaps owing to his time on Brooklyn 99, he manages to find a bit of heart in Conner4real, without ever sacrificing his douchebag exterior. He's complicated, like you'd expect an actual egomaniac popstar to be. Unfortunately, it doesn't always hang well together as an actual movie - it's too frenzied, unable to fit a silly sense of humor AND a real story into a mockumentary frame.
Rated 06 Sep 2016
60
43rd
This was fun. No more, no less, really. I definitely had a few laughs, and I enjoyed the huge number of cameos throughout, but it still didn't leave much of an impression by the end. They did a really good job of making them seem like a real band though, as I found myself getting a little involved emotionally with them. So, yeah, overall, a fun, forgettable movie, and still one of the better comedies I've seen in the last year or two.
Rated 05 Feb 2018
73
38th
Lonely Island: The Movie. Hope you really like Lonely Island.
Rated 12 Aug 2017
60
54th
It's a ninety-minute sketch without any real specific targets that mostly works because of the quality of the songs.
Rated 18 Jul 2016
2
59th
This Is Spinal Tap meets Zoolander. I lol'd quite hard throughout, basically a well executed comedy mockumentary. Perhaps they overdid it concerning the amount of cameos, it could have been balanced out a little better, more actual storyline. All in all a great satirical film which mocks the current pop culture and the silliness that comes with it. I especially loved the scenes with the journalists(?) and their over the top laughing, including drinks. Best track? Hunter the Hungry is Gon' Eat!
Rated 30 Jul 2016
55
30th
popstar ikonuna dair eğlenceli bir parodi olmayı başarıyor. hatta "komedi albüm" konsepti filmle tamamlanılmış gibi bir açıdan. fakat tıpkı filmdeki popstar imajları gibi gelip geçici bir komedi filmi olmaktan öteye geçemiyor.
Rated 16 Apr 2018
70
30th
The cameos don't work at all because nobody is actually interested in the genre, the things that are mocked or anything. If you want to be Spinal Tap, you got to love Rock'n'Roll. Then you can make fun of it.
Rated 23 Mar 2018
5
81st
A comedy movie that's main focus is to actually be funny, something that has been missing over the last half of this decade. The concept feels dated in 2018 and in 2016 when it came out, but the talent behind it makes it work. I don't think it will reach the same cult status as Hot Rod, but it should be. Both great films for different reasons.
Rated 08 Jul 2018
60
35th
American humour
Rated 27 Jul 2018
86
93rd
Sure the plot is thin and has mostly been done before, but this is quite simply one of the funniest movies I've seen in a while. Having a juvenile sense of humour helps.
Rated 07 Aug 2018
37
40th
Very, very funny but the storytelling is uneven. It's hard to clue into the plot when the filmmakers are trying to cram as much into the runtime as they possibly can. The songs are great (as is to be expected) but the real fun - for me at least - came from the cameos. They got some very famous people to say some extremely ridiculous things.
Rated 23 Sep 2018
44
4th
This was awful. I like Andy Samberg but this just didn't work, the jokes were tame and the overall humour was poor. Bad film.
Rated 13 Oct 2018
67
52nd
As a fan of music documentaries I enjoyed this a lot. Though entirely predictable from start to finish, Lonely Island mix ridiculous with on point satire of the music scene and, as always, get enough big celebrities on board to hammer it home.
Rated 21 Nov 2018
72
24th
This movie was over the top in every aspect. Both for better and worse. Always random it is very much a Lonely Island movie.
Rated 02 Dec 2018
81
66th
The relatively funny skit comedy troupe Lonely Island play upon and significantly improve upon their music related humour, packing more jokes and crafty pop culture jabs than before, all the while tying their music skits to a suitable storyline -- it may not be totally original satire, yet it's still a refreshing presence since pop culture itself often needs to present its own parodies (given the immense resources on show in this film), making such a thing a rarity.
Rated 12 Mar 2019
85
88th
Formulaic but insightful and informed storytelling. The production is lavish enough to feel really alive and too big for the screen. It's funny but so much more, (sophistry incoming) with its cavalcade of B-list celebrities all but begging for liberation from a show business institution portrayed as sadistic and mindless in pursuit of the bottom line.
Rated 30 Mar 2019
5
40th
Nothing too special, funny comedy, bit long.
Rated 15 May 2021
83
52nd
While This Is Spinal Tap was phenomenal, this modern take on the exact same idea often hits harder because of how relevant it feels. These idiots are REAL, and I found myself thinking "too soon" and laughing way too hard.
Rated 23 Jun 2020
49
24th
There's five good laughs and couple of chuckles. At least this didn't have just +2hours of unfunny and unedited riffing from popular snl alumni. This movie was 80 min of potentially funny moments. Some critics call this a part of the new comedy canon - I call it slightly better than an average Judd Apatow produced comedy. This movie never lived up to its potential.
Rated 27 Oct 2020
65
52nd
It may not be great, but who says something has to be good to be fun? Popstar's greatest assets are Andy Samberg's over-the-top performance and the silliest original soundtrack I've heard in years. Beyond that, it does feel disjointed and inconsistent, but the writing largely glosses over its imperfections. If you're into The Lonely Island's other music, then this is worth a watch.
Rated 14 Jan 2021
80
72nd
this was really good. the ending was boring but for an hour it really works. Samberg at his best when singing/rapping. funny af.
Rated 02 Mar 2021
94
94th
A hilarious movie that doesn't have a second of fat on it. It's the Lonely Island film fans deserve.

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