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Trainwreck

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Trainwreck

Comedian of the moment Amy Schumer (writer and star) is a monogamy-free magazine writer who does alcohol and one-night-stands on a regular basis in Judd Apatow's comedy.

When she begins to feel some sort of icky romance towards the subject of her new article (Bill Hader), it begins to tug at her very nature. Co-stars Tilda Swinton, Brie Larson, John Cena and LeBron James as LeBron James.

2015Rating: MA15+, Strong sex scenes, sexual references and coarse language125 minsUSA
ComedyRomance
Flicks, Steve Newall
The Washington Post
The New York Times
All Reviews (16)
Director:
Judd Apatow ('This Is 40', 'Knocked Up', 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin')
Writer:
Amy Schumer
Cast:
Amy SchumerBill HaderBrie LarsonColin QuinnTilda SwintonJohn CenaLeBron James

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Trainwreck / Reviews

Flicks, Steve Newall

Flicks, Steve Newall

As he’s done plenty of times elsewhere, Judd Apatow assists another comic realise their vision with Trainwreck, written by star Amy Schumer and promoting her from one-to-watch to must-watch status. Apatow directs with an almost invisible hand (one notable exception being his inability to deliver a comedy under two hours), leaving Schumer centre-stage throughout to hilariously dissect modern sexual mores, men’s magazines, and, more poignantly, parental/sibling relationships.

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The Washington Post

The Washington Post

What makes Trainwreck work is that (Schumer) approaches every beat - funny, serious and in-between - in an open, undefended state.

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The New York Times

The New York Times

Often extremely funny, even if it never approaches the radicalness of (Schumer's) greatest, most dangerous work.

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Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

Raunchy, funny and heartfelt.

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Time Magazine

Time Magazine

In the way of most Apatow films, Trainwreck is a little too long, a little too shaggy and a little too conservative in insisting that all's square in love and war.

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The Irish Times

The Irish Times

At last. Trainwreck drags the romantic comedy kicking and screaming into the late 1950s.

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Independent

Independent

Its contradictions are obvious but its one consistent quality is its humour.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago Sun-Times

Schumer's performance is a tour de force of razor-sharp comedic timing.

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Newshub

Newshub

Schumer and Hader are a complete delight...

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Variety

Variety

A somewhat shaggy, frequently hilarious romantic comedy...

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Time Out

Time Out

The funniest film of the summer — outrageous and out to make you think.

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The Guardian

The Guardian

While there are things to quibble with, there is also so much to like, and Trainwreck is still an important film.

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Stuff

Stuff

A surprisingly conservative romantic comedy, based on Schumer's own script of mostly excellent scenes hanging off a very old fashioned girl-meets-boy framework.

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SBS

SBS

Isn't quite as good as it should be -- it's baggy and long and loses its nerve in the third act -- it wins fans merely because it exists and for the welcome guffaws it elicits.

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Herald Sun

Herald Sun

Interestingly, the movie is actually saved from a very average outcome due to its large and unconventional supporting cast.

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Empire Magazine

Empire Magazine

At times it feels as if five different films are going on at once, but Schumer’s whip-smart delivery and no-holds perkiness keeps it all in place. Just as her director wilfully mines his own life for laughs, there is a whole lot of Amy in Amy.

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