El Arte de ser Adulto

2020 • 137 minutos

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Scott (Pete Davidson de SNL) ha detenido su desarrollo desde que su padre bombero murió cuando él tenía siete años. Ahora tiene 24 años y no ha logrado mucho más que perseguir el sueño de ser un artista tatuador que está fuera de su alcance. Mientras que su hermana ambiciosa (Maude Apatow, Euphoria de HBO) se va a la universidad, Scott aún vive con su madre exhausta que trabaja en emergencias (Maria Tomei ganadora al Óscar) y pasa sus días fumando marihuana, pasando el rato con sus amigos y teniendo relaciones sexuales en secreto con su amiga de la infancia Kelsey. Cuando su mamá empieza a salir con un bombero gritón, se desencadenan una serie de eventos que obligan a Scott a lidiar con su tristeza y dar sus primeros pasos para continuar con su vida.

Calificaciones y opiniones

Watched on a different platform and I loved it! The whole cast was incredible. It gave really good insight into Pete's life w/o being too biographical. And too the people giving it one stars without seeing it y'all are dumb. You do realize the reason for it being $20 is because it home theatre release. Many theatres are still closed and everyone involved in making this movie still need to make money somehow. It still significantly cheaper than going to the movies and buying popcorn and a drink.

Amazing movie. Pete's character and personality are amazing. Definitely worth the watch in my opinion. Dont listen to the negative reviews. It's only 5 bucks to see it for yourself. I loved it and so did many others. I watched this with 6 people and they all agree its a great movie. His character is awkward and cringy and that honestly adds a lot of mood and emotion to the movie. It really puts into perspective what a tragedy can do to a person.

I am on my 25th anniversary celebratory weekend - got married in '95. And my husband and I just watched this movie. He picked it out and it hit the spot. I'll leave it here because there were so many things that reminded of us of our time together, including the connections to 9/11, our admiration for Marisa Tomei and Steve Buscemi, and discussions about Judd Apatow. It gave us positive thoughts and memories. For this I say thank you.