Dylan Meyer's Stoner Comedy Starring Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat Is Finally HERE
The film follows two friends who gain telepathic powers from experimental psychedelics and become targets for researchers and mercenaries.
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Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat Are a Total Trip in the Stoner Comedy ‘The Wrong Girls’: Review
Three out of four stars Who said only guys can be underachieving potheads? In the stoner comedy The Wrong Girls (in theaters August 14), bong-ripping besties Frankie (Kristen Stewart), a Stanford dropout turned delivery driver, and aspiring chef Molly (Alia Shawkat) are facing eviction and need money fast. An opportunity presents itself when a mystery man (LaKeith Stanfield) mistakenly hands Frankie a briefcase containing glowing vials of an exp…
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Review: 'The Wrong Girls' is the summer's most gloriously stupid stoner comedy
The slacker comedy stars Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat as baked roommates in trouble. Directed by Dylan Meyer, it doesn't blaze new trails — but who cares?
The Many Layers of Being an Idiot: Dylan Meyer, Kristen Stewart, & Alia Shawkat on The Wrong Girls
Sometimes you just need to get a little stupid with it. That’s not an insult, it’s a label writer/director Dylan Meyer wears proudly on her sleeve. With her directorial debut, The Wrong Girls, Meyer looks at the landscape of buddy comedies — specifically stoner buddy comedies — and asks: “Where are all the women?” Rather [...] The post The Many Layers of Being an Idiot: Dylan Meyer, Kristen Stewart, & Alia Shawkat on The Wrong Girls appeared fir…
Neon trades austere prestige for a stoner debut — the film that first united Stewart and Meyer
Neon built its name on austerity — Parasite, Anatomy of a Fall, Anora, the kind of festival prestige that treats a wide release as a coronation. So the sharper bet buried inside The Wrong Girls isn’t the weed jokes; it’s the distributor. Handing a broad, cat-voiced stoner comedy a nationwide push is Neon widening a lane it usually keeps deliberately narrow, buying comedy reach at the exact moment prestige alone stopped guaranteeing theatrical ur…
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