So awkward and cringy. Also ridiculously hilarious. Best seen with a crowd on board with Tim Robinson’s particular brand of humor.

The Lonely Island hits the big screen with the viciously funny Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping.

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On the surface, the story of Her sounds a bit silly: a man falls in love with a highly advanced operating system. As it turns out, though, director Spike Jonze has created a love story that’s incredibly relevant for today. The film’s central message: learning to live through heartbreak and coming out better for it. It’s a message that should resonate with anyone who’s ever experienced a bad relationship, romantic or otherwise, and in Her, it’s told with warmth, humor, and not an ounce of cynicism.