Sentences with phrase «drinking buddies no»

I once had a middle of the night visitor following my move, wanting in; friends of the prior owner, drunk as a skunk; one of her drinking buddies apparently.

And doesn't your part about the boss, bully, drinking buddies, $ $ $ hit home hard as its that way at my office too.

If he has more fun with you then he does his drinking buddies you should be married in no time.

The drinking buddies clinked glasses and a partnership formed.

His work depicts muses such as late nights, bar scenes, and drinking buddies.

-LSB-...] few years ago, around the time I became good drinking buddies with David Brain, of Edelman Europe.

Don't turn to kitty because cats are not meant to be drinking buddies no matter how sympathetic they are to your cause.

i'd say they're not coming back for a repeat, especially since a) the haircut - power - conferring law has expired b) BOI is able to issue senior and sub unaided c) large coco issue in place in case BOI needs capital again d) has deep pocketed american investors / Noonan drinking buddies at equity level who will have to be meaningfully diluted first.

Grainger and Shawkat will star as Laura and Tyler respectively, best friends and drinking buddies whose hedonistic existence falls under the creeping horror of adulthood when Laura gets engaged to Jim — an ambitious pianist who surprisingly decides to go teetotal.

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If you know their collaborations like Happy Christmas and Drinking Buddies, you already know the tone you're getting into.

There was this whole new group of people who I think will see the new work because Drinking Buddies was the first thing of mine they ever heard of.

Drinking Buddies was on V.O.D., and then was at festivals overseas months later, while You're Next [in which Swanberg has a small role] was delayed from its Toronto premiere and then didn't really do as well in theaters as it should have.

Drinking Buddies comes out on July 25th in America after some pretty serious festivals over the spring.

But the key member of the so - called «mumblecore» independent film movement reached a new level last year, when his romantic comedy Drinking Buddies was a modest hit, especially on V.O.D. Working with established stars like Anna Kendrick, Olivia Wilde, and Jake Johnson, Swanberg made his work available to a bigger audience than ever — which puts more attention on the two new films he had showing for audiences in January alone.

** Drinking Buddies and You're Next were interesting parallel examples of how the indie - film market is working these days.

It's because of the amount of press for Drinking Buddies.

Drinking Buddies, it just reached such a bigger audience than anything had before.

Ben Richardson, who worked with the director on the recent Chicago projects «Drinking Buddies» and «Happy Christmas,» teams up with Swanberg again for «Digging for Fire,» which was shot on warm, pleasing 35 millimeter film in the canyons and on the beaches of Los Angeles.

Trigger Man (Unrated) Harrowing thriller, based on a true tale, about a trio of drinking buddies (Reggie Cunningham, Ray Sullivan and Sean Reid) on a hunting getaway in the woods who have the tables turned on them when they find themselves being stalked by a mysterious sharpshooter.

Drinking Buddies is more about relationships than boozing: drinking habits are used to reflect characters rather than define them.

Drinking Buddies might be funnier if it stayed in this cottage but the gradual fallout back in Chicago makes for an engrossing watch once you're invested in the characters.

Writer / director Joe Swanberg has become a festival favorite with such previous films as Drinking Buddies and Happy Christmas.

The indie filmmaker, who is best known for his movies Drinking Buddies and Happy Christmas, is credited for helping establish mumblecore, a style of filmmaking that relies heavily on dramatic improvisation.

Finally, there's Joe Swanberg's dramedy «Digging For Fire,» co-written by and starring Jake Johnson, who did his best film work to date in the director's «Drinking Buddies.»

Mumblecore was yet another classification that was used far more often as an epithet than as a self - descriptor, but it's still a handy way of categorizing those low - key, deliberately kind of aimless, sometimes indifferently filmed movies of the early Duplass brothers» era, producing filmmakers like Joe Swanberg (Drinking Buddies; Happy Christmas), Lynn Shelton (Your Sister's Sister), Adam Wingard (You're Next), Andrew Bujalski (Results), and Lena Dunham (you know who Lena Dunham is).

Director / actor Joe Swanberg scored a recent cult and critical hit with impressively - cast comedy DRINKING BUDDIES.

However if you're a fan of his movie Drinking Buddies then you'll enjoy this series.

The rest of the cast includes Melanie Lynskey («Heavenly Creatures»), Mark Webber («Scott Pilgrim vs. the World»), Lena Dunham («Girls») and Joe Swanberg («Drinking Buddies»).

In DRINKING BUDDIES, all four are as suggests, but with an intriguing new premise and one partly close to my heart, craft beer!

Really hated his film «Drinking Buddies».

DRINKING BUDDIES helmer Joe Swanberg's next film 24 EXPOSURES has just got a brand new one - sheet poster.

Drinking Buddies Genre: Comedy / Drama / Romance Directed by: Joe Swanberg Starring: Anna Kendrick, Olivia Wilde, Jake Johnson, and Ron Livingston Release Date: July 25, 2013

Arthur Wheelock says some of the artists knew one another as teacher / student or drinking buddies, and they certainly knew one another's work.

You shot Drinking Buddies and All The Light In The Sky after this, would you say that 24 Exposures opened you up to those?

Their latest outing, Win It All, is magnetic, contagious fun that easily ranks among the best stuff Swanberg has ever done (personally speaking, it'll be very hard to ever top Drinking Buddies, but that's just my preference).

Other galas and special event screenings include The Way, Way Back from writers / directors Nat Faxon and Jim Rash, «Gay - La» event G.B.F., Fanie Fourie's Lobola from South Africa (the centerpiece of the African Pictures section), Populaire from France, Papadopoulos and Sons from the U.K., Joe Swanberg's Drinking Buddies with Anna Kendrick and Olivia Wilder, and the documentaries Twenty Feet from Stardom, Inequality for All, and Somm.

Johnson co-wrote and produced the story with Swanberg, their second script collaboration after «Digging for Fire» and third as an actor and director («Drinking Buddies»).

He's probably best known for his role in the slasher flick You're Next, but Swanberg's 2013 effort Drinking Buddies earned him plenty of notice as writer / director with a refreshing voice.

The sister is played by Anna Kendrick, who is at her best in a Swanberg universe — fuller and more inventive here (and in «Drinking Buddies») than she ever gets to be in her big - budget appearances.

Joe Swanberg has been making movies for a decade, but his formidable filmmaking chops became widely known on the acclaimed 2013 indie Drinking Buddies.

Happy does not pack the impact of Drinking Buddies, because its character study doesn't have as many layers or places to go.

After appearing in such indie darlings as «Safety Not Guaranteed,» «Drinking Buddies «and «The Pretty One,» as well as the hit FOX sitcom, «New Girl,» Johnson is a memorable addition to the first installment of the Dark Universe, the shared universe of the rebooted versions of the original Universal Monsters.

I've been a fan of diminutive spitfire Anna Kendrick since 2003's Camp, but this recent sojourn into Swanberg territory (she also starred in last year's bore Drinking Buddies) is severely diminishing her brand.

Swanberg has been growing his profile of late, collaborating with Anna Kendrick on his last three films — «Drinking Buddies,» «Happy Christmas» and «Digging for Fire,» the latter of which was acquired by The Orchard out of Sundance.

For all the mismatches, «Drinking Buddies» comes across as a realistic, if distilled (so to speak), view of the choices that unmarried youths are forced to make in today's America.

Both this year's Happy Christmas and last year's Drinking Buddies are perfect diagrams of how to make this brand of indie film.

A lesser effort in the aftermath of two eruptively sweet victories (Drinking Buddies and Happy Christmas), Digging for Fire takes on the humps and bumps of marriage and the battle of young parenthood with an enviable cast for any director.

Uber - prolific (with over a dozen films in seven years — some of them very rough around edges, which could lead some to opine he's too prolific), things really transformed for Swanberg last year with the release of his breakthrough indie comedy «Drinking Buddies.»