Keke Palmer & SZA Shine in Hilarious Buddy Comedy One of Them Days | Reel Pixel Reviews

Hey there, film fanatics I'm Reel Pixel, and welcome to my cinematic corner. Today, I'm diving into the hilarious buddy comedy, "One of Them Days," directed by Lawrence Lamont and written by Syreeta Singleton.

Starring Keke Palmer as Dreux and SZA as Alyssa, this film is a throwback to the classic buddy comedies we've been missing. The plot is simple yet chaotic: after Alyssa's boyfriend squanders their rent money, the best friends and roommates embark on a wild goose chase to recoup the cash before they're evicted. The result is a series of absurd, laugh-out-loud moments that will have you rooting for these lovable characters.

Keke Palmer shines as the responsible yet witty Dreux, while SZA impresses in her debut role as the more carefree Alyssa. Their chemistry is undeniable, and their interactions are the heart of the film. The supporting cast, including Vanessa Bell Calloway as Mama Ruth and Katt Williams as Lucky, adds to the comedic gold.

While some subplots may drag on, the film's humor remains consistent and true to its tone. It's a refreshing change of pace in a movie landscape that often overlooks comedy and romance. "One of Them Days" may not be perfect, but it's a fun, entertaining ride that will leave you smiling. So, grab some popcorn and enjoy this delightful buddy comedy. It's a must-see for anyone looking for a good laugh and a reminder of the power of friendship.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey there, film fanatics, I'm real Pixel and welcome to
my cinematic corner. Today, I'm diving into the hilarious buddy
comedy One of Them Days. Directed by Lawrence Lamont and
written by Serta Singleton, starring Kaky Palmer as drou and
Zey as Alyssa. This film is a throwback to the
classic buddy comedies we've been missing. The plot is simple

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yet chaotic. After Alyssa's boyfriend squanders their rent money, the
best friends and roommates embark on a wild goose chase
to recoup the cash before they're evicted. The result is
a series of absurd, laugh out loud moments that will
have you rooting for these lovable characters. Kaky Palmer shines
as the responsible, yet witty Drow, whilst Zey impresses in

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her debut role as the more carefree Alyssa. Their chemistry
is undeniable and their interactions are the heart of the film.
The supporting cast, including Vanessa Bell Callaway as Mama Ruth
and Kat Williams as Lucky, adds to the comedic gold.
While some subplots may drag on, the film's humor remains
consistent and true to its tone. It's a refreshing change

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of pace in a movie landscape that often overlooks comedy
and romance. One of them days may not be perfect,
but it's a fun, entertaining ride that will leave you smiling.
So grab some popcorn and enjoy this delightful buddy comedy.
It's a must see for any one looking for a
good laugh and a reminder of the power of friendship.
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