S...house
2020, Comedy, 1h 42m
73 Reviews 100+ RatingsWhat to know
A disarmingly tender look at young adult ennui, this Shithouse don't stink. Read critic reviews
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Maggie
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Mar 08, 2021The 19 year-olds in this movie are so aware of themselves, so in touch with their emotions, and so mature that they rationally deal with said emotions and situations like I wish my 33 year-old ass could. Like, seriously-I don't know that I would have ever realized as a college freshman that doing what I need to do rather than what I want to do is what would ultimately allow for the necessary growth to take place. And though I can't specifically relate to Alex's college experience I can certainly relate to the position he's in; where the comfort and safety of one option is calling yet the unknown and intriguing lingers and will continue to do so - ultimately and inevitably leading to regret if you don't give yourself the chance to conquer the unknown. Writer, director, and star Cooper Raiff is searingly honest in all aspects, but it's his commitment to the awkward, harsh, and overwhelming aspects of his experience that elicit both sympathy and laughs from the audience. A modern take on Linklater largely consisting of a potential couple chatting it up over the course of a single night, Shithouse manages to carve its own space alongside its influences thanks largely to the fact its thesis centers on the balancing act of finding one's self while adapting to change and how much that effects who you become. RIP PetePhilip P Super Reviewer
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