Wanderlust

La réalisation de David Wain se fait fantaisiste par moments et l'interprétation d'ensemble est réjouissante.

Poking fun at the beard-wearing, meat-abstaining neo-hippie hordes is, as the director David Wain shows in his mostly funny comedy Wanderlust, about as hard as shooting tofu in a barrel.

While some of that sketch mentality continues to linger in his work, the filmmaker's newest title, Wanderlust, has a more developed story structure, aided by hliarious performances and a great story.

Still, Wanderlust is a funny flick, boasting a pleasant, likable cast, and more than a few honest belly laughs. If you like Rudd, Aniston, and the gang from The State this is an easy sell.

Paul Rudd is the best friend a movie comedy can have. He always delivers the goods and something extra, usually something wild and weirdly wonderful.

Easygoing comedy doesn't let the extremes of its let-it-all-hang-out premise overwhelm it.

Le film montrait pourtant tous les signes de la consensualité inoffensive, mais se révèle juste assez absurde, acidulé et osé pour provoquer de francs éclats de rire.

Plus efficace que mémorable, Wanderlust est un petit délire inoffensif et un peu éparpillé qui comporte son lot de moments presque cultes.

Though Wanderlust has a silly-funny premise and moments of inspired lunacy, it wanders aimlessly and runs some weak gags into the ground.