Keke Palmer & SZA Hustle Hard in LA Buddy Comedy One of Them Days | Reel Pixel Review

Hey movie lovers, it’s Reel Pixel here, and let’s dive right into the wild, whirlwind that is One of Them Days! Picture this: Keke Palmer as Dreux and pop queen SZA—yes, THAT SZA, making her film debut—as Alyssa, two best friends and roommates in L.A. who wake up to the worst kind of reality check. Alyssa’s boyfriend, Keshawn, has blown their rent money on his next “big thing,” and now Dreux and Alyssa are facing eviction with just hours to hustle up fifteen hundred bucks or get tossed to the curb by their landlord Uche.

What follows is a high-energy, city-sprawling, buddy comedy adventure that channels the frantic fun of Friday mixed with the art-world hustle vibes of Broad City. There’s an impromptu street-side art show, a run-in with the hilariously intimidating King Lolo—Amin Joseph eating up every scene—and pop-up parties with Bethany played by Maude Apatow. And let’s not forget Lil Rel Howery and Katt Williams popping in for laugh-out-loud moments.

Director Lawrence Lamont keeps the pace as relentless as Dreux and Alyssa’s bad luck, but it’s the chemistry between Palmer and SZA that keeps the emotional stakes real. These aren’t just two comic archetypes—they’re ride-or-die friends, pushing through chaos, betrayal, gun-toting landlords, and even an apartment fire, all while serving up fierce fashion and sharper one-liners.

But it’s not all slapstick. Syreeta Singleton’s script finds real heart in the chaos: Dreux passing up a career break to help Alyssa, Alyssa learning to cut toxic ties, and the triumphant, best-friend glow-up ending that’ll have you grinning from ear to ear. One of Them Days is a fabulously frantic ode to friendship, self-worth, and making rent by any means necessary. Grab your popcorn, text your bestie, and get ready for an hour and a half of pure, fabulous fun. This is Reel Pixel, rolling out—until your next cinematic fix!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey, movie lovers, it's real pixel here and let's dive
right into the wild whirlwind that is one of them days.
Picture this Kiki Palmer as Druer and pop Queenza. Yes,
that'sa making her film debut as Alyssa, two best friends
and roommates in La who wake up to the worst
kind of reality check. Alyssa's boyfriend Kashan has blown their

(00:20):
rent money on his next big thing, and now dro
and Alyssa are facing eviction with just hours to hustle
up fifteen hundred bucks or get tossed to the curb
by their landlord Uchi. What follows is a high energy,
city sprawling, buddy comedy adventure that channels the frantic fun
of Friday mixed with the art world hustle vibes of

(00:41):
Broad City. There's an impromptu street side art show, a
run in with the hilariously intimidating King Lolo, a Mean
Joseph eating up every scene, and pop up parties with
Bethany played by Maud Apatow. And let's not forget Lil
rel Howery and Cat Williams popping in for laugh out
loud moments. Director Lawrence Lamont keeps the pace as relentless

(01:02):
as drou and Alyssa's bad luck, but it's the chemistry
between Palmer and s Za that keeps the emotional stakes real.
These aren't just two comic archetypes. They're ride or die friends,
pushing through chaos, betrayal, gun toting landlords, and even an
apartment fire, all while serving up fierce fashion and sharper

(01:23):
one liners. But it's not all slapstick. Sorita Singleton's script
finds real heart in the chaos, Droe passing up a
career break to help Alissa, Alyssa learning to cut toxic ties,
and the triumphant best friend glow up ending that'll have
you grinning from ear to ear. One of them Days
is a fabulously frantic ode to friendship, self worth, and

(01:44):
making rent by any means necessary. Grab your popcorn, text
your bestie, and get ready for an hour and a
half of pure fabulous fun. This is real pixel rolling
out until your next cinematic fix. This has been a
Quiet Please production. For more, check out Quiet Please dot
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