I was interested in the idea of this movie, but it fell kinda flat with stereotypes and cliches abound. But Tina Fey and Martin Freeman are always a treat for me to watch, so that's a redeeming quality.

Watched this on an airplane to kill time with a movie. I had heard good things, but I found this movie only moderately amusing. Maybe it's because I don't really watch the Key and Peele TV show? They have good chemistry, and I think they're funny guys, but it wasn't enough to carry a movie. The kitten is cute, though.

Wanted to give this a chance since the concept was intriguing, but I couldn't get through it. Over-stylized, which made it hard to differentiate waking and dreaming moments, with less than desirable writing and acting.

I watched this based on Bill Murray's answer on his Reddit AMA that it is the work he's most proud of, and I can see why he said so. He does melancholy so well, and he can say so much without dialogue.