‘The Wrong Girls’ Review: Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat Are a Good Time in Dylan Meyer’s Shaggy Stoner Comedy
Debut writer-director Dylan Meyer practically achieves liftoff with her absurdist stoner comedy “The Wrong Girls,” starring Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat. If Method Man and Red Man once posited “How High” with their 2001 comedy, Meyer counters with a pair of pals who achieve p
The film "The Wrong Girls" is making waves in the comedy scene, and for good reason. With its absurdist take on the stoner comedy genre, debut writer-director Dylan Meyer is bringing a fresh perspective to the table. The chemistry between Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat is undeniable, and their performances are sure to leave audiences entertained.
What's notable about "The Wrong Girls" is its timing. With the stoner comedy genre having been around for decades, it's not often that a new film can come in and shake things up. But Meyer's approach, which seems to take cues from classic comedies like "How High," is well-suited to the current cultural moment. The film's lighthearted and carefree vibe is just what audiences need right now.
As the film continues to gain buzz, it's worth keeping an eye on the careers of both Meyer and her lead actresses. With a strong debut like "The Wrong Girls," Meyer is definitely one to watch in the world of comedy. And for Stewart and Shawkat, this film is just the latest in a string of impressive performances. Look for more from this talented trio in the future, and be sure to check out "The Wrong Girls" if you're in the mood for a fun and quirky comedy.
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