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‘Friendship’ Review: Tim Robinson & Paul Rudd Lead Anxiety-Inducing Bromance From Andrew DeYoung — SXSW

With Tim Robinson's first starring film role in 'Friendship', the comedian hits every cringe note with assistance from Paul Rudd and Kate Mara.

But his desperate attempts to impress his new pal only makes things disastrously awkward, reverberating through his life and impacting his marriage, job and entire wellbeing as he gets recurring nosebleeds throughout, which Robinson uses as a hilarious physical comedy device. Paul Rudd is the ultimate match for Tim’s unique brand of humor, bringing a distinct charm and ease to the role while representing a perceived level of comfort and contentment with his life that Craig lacks. Filled with sewer excursions, unexpected orgasms and an even less expected Subway product placement during a psychedelic toad trip in the back of a cellphone store, the film never lets up on the absurdity long enough to catch your breath from laughing.

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