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What starts out as genuinely bright veers into cringe-inducing territory -- at least for someone that isn't a man, ages 18 to 24. Jul 11, 2013 | Full Review…
What starts out as genuinely bright veers into cringe-inducing territory -- at least for someone that isn't a man, ages 18 to 24.
Stephanie Merry
"Coffee Town" is kind of a disaster, just gaspingly unfunny for long stretches. You can see the comic actors flex their muscles, delivering zingers and bad-taste gags that probably looked great on paper. And . . . crickets. Feb 20, 2015 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
"Coffee Town" is kind of a disaster, just gaspingly unfunny for long stretches. You can see the comic actors flex their muscles, delivering zingers and bad-taste gags that probably looked great on paper. And . . . crickets.
Rob Thomas
Coffee Town is full of laughs from start to finish, proving CollegeHumor can be a major player in the feature film world. Jul 9, 2013 | Rating: 8/10 | Full Review…
Coffee Town is full of laughs from start to finish, proving CollegeHumor can be a major player in the feature film world.
Alexander Lowe
i liked the single location the most and being a always sunny in Philadelphia fan, i found this funny and what indie filmmaking is all about
Super Reviewer
CollegeHumor decided to go one step further from Internet comedy videos to full fledged feature film, and it is a fine start from Brad Copeland and the gang. Big fan of Glenn Howerton from Always Sunny. Ben Schwartz is a comical genius and Steven Little has come to the front from East Bound & Down. Surprisingly, Josh Groban was gold and the brief, albeit hilarious cameo from Jake Johnson was classic. Adrianne Palicki was meh for me. Pretty sure, but not the best timing. The story is simple, but it's not really why you're watching the film. The bits and dialogue in between the main story really get you laughing in sets. It has more than a feel of a YouTube video but not quite as fleshed out as an indy film. If you like the actors, take a moment to sit and watch.
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