Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd star in “Friendship,” which is now streaming on-demand on Prime Video. The surreal dark comedy follows Craig Waterman (Robinson), a socially awkward loner who falls hard (in ...

‘Friendship’ Review: Tim Robinson Brings His Masochistic Cringe Comedy to a Scattershot Satire of Male Bonding Reviewed at Dolby 88, April 21, 2025. MPA Rating: R. Running time: 100 MIN.

Friendship,' starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd, gave audiences fun second-hand embarrassment during its theatrical run earlier this year.

At this point, just the sight of Tim Robinson's face is a comedic weapon. Case in point: the opening scene of Friendship, which begins with a tight shot on cancer survivor Tami (Kate Mara) sharing ...

If you’re eagerly awaiting the next season of I Think You Should Leave, then you definitely should watch the new Tim Robinson movie, Friendship, which is coming to digital platforms tomorrow ...

"Friendship" comes to streaming on its digital release date, June 17. ... Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd star in “Friendship,” which is now streaming on-demand on Prime Video.

Tim Robinson, Paul Rudd in "Friendship" (SXSW) Tim Robinson is a comedic wrecking ball. A uniquely expressive, endlessly chaotic and wholly unpredictable performer, there is truly no one like him.

If you are familiar with Tim Robinson, you'll feel right at home watching "Friendship." This new A24 comedy movie stars Robinson alongside Paul Rudd as two neighbors hoping to become fast friends.

Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd have a budding bromance in the new A24 comedy “Friendship.” The new film finds Robinson’s character trying to strike up a new friendship with his neighbor.

Tim Robinson, on the other hand, communes with the male ego ensuring we’ll never stop yearning for it anyway. Jesse Hassenger ( @rockmarooned ) is a writer living in Brooklyn podcasting at www ...

The tagline of the recently-released “Friendship,” starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd, reads: “Men shouldn’t have friends.” For any normal, self-respecting person, this is obviously untrue.

Tim Robinson's new cringe comedy is wildly quotable. "Friendship" director Andrew DeYoung tells us about Ocean View Dining and the "My Boo" singalong.