The Bubble is an unfunny attempt at slapstick satire with A-list stars – our review
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msn.comThe Bubble is not funny. There are jokes. Some of them even land. But they land the way the final bite of a too-rich dessert land, nauseatingly and full of regret.
Judd Apatow's pandemic comedy is out on Netflix today and has an A-list cast that should make any contemporary film and/or TV lover effectively froth at the mouth.
Karen Gillan, Pedro Pascal, Keegan-Michael Key, Maria Bakalova, Fred Armisen – the list, quite literally, goes on. From beloved TV comedians (Guz Khan) to bonafide movie star cameos (Benedict Cumberbatch), The Bubble has them all.
What it has in cast though it lacks in. . . well, everything else. The writing is so aggressively tongue-in-cheek your face starts to ache.
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