Review of Celeste & Jesse Forever (2012) by Christopher H — 18 Aug 2012
Not only does "Celeste and Jesse Forever" launch two actors known for very specific performance types, it launches them in two much different fashions. Andy Samberg, known for his off-beat humor on SNL and unseen films like "Hot Rod", takes a step towards the serious side, and it completely works.
Rashida Jones, on the other hand, takes a step into the spotlight and proves that she can hang, both as an actress and as co-writer of the screenplay. The film itself is nothing new, but does develop in a way that makes you enjoy the characters, even the supporting ones.
The humor is present, often in much needed moments of seriousness. Overall, the film evokes emotion in a real way, proving to satisfy both Indie audiences as well as those seeking mainstream romantic comedies.
This review of Celeste & Jesse Forever (2012) was written by Christopher H on 18 Aug 2012.
Celeste & Jesse Forever has generally received positive reviews.
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