Convinced that he's dying from a bizarre array of symptoms, a struggling comedian returns home to visit his five childhood doctors in a single day, all while desperately trying to avoid the friends and family that he left behind.
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Pemeran
Max Azulay
Director
Matt Porter
Director
Max Azulay
Spencer
Matt Porter
Jay
Emily Walton
Lisa
Zoe Azulay
Jo
Adam Dannheisser
Ned
Eddie Pepitone
Boris
Bobby Moynihan
Dr. Fisher
Jodi Long
Dr. Suzuki
Jeremy Shamos
Dr. Goldsmith
Peter Friedman
Dr. Lipman
Arish Sahani
Dr. Farah
Jordan Baker
Laurie
Ann Gulian
Ellen
Joe Pera
Davis
Jenn Harris
Antionette
Annabelle Zasowski
Amber
Lane Kwederis
Carlie the Nurse
Dan Azulay
Uncle Dave
Max Azulay
Writer
Matt Porter
Writer
Phil Primason
Writer
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5 Doctors
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The Yorkshire Vet
Outsiders
Alan Titchmarsh's Gardening Club
Saving Lives at Sea
What We Were Watching
Fresh Off the Boat
Not Suitable for Work
Life in Pieces
Caught Up
The Michael Blackson Show
Superstore
A.P. Bio
Last Man Standing
Real Husbands of Hollywood
Grandfathered
Laid
Komentar
5 Komentar
5 Doctors is a truly unique coming of age comedy. It's got incredibly funny scenes and performances (Bobby Moynihan, a hilarious Joe Pera), but it really sets itself apart with the charming, easy chemistry between the two leads. The movie is subtle and really has something to say about getting older and going home. It's also full of knockout supporting performances, beautiful, warm cinematography, and great music. Can't recommend it enough.
I haven't watched any movie for the last ten days, and this was a great movie to get back on the tracks with. It's funny, wonderfully shot, charming and colorful. The film is mainly about mental illness and emotional distress, and it tackles this sensitive subject in a warm and compassionate style. So in this movie, we have characters with severe mental problems, yet they'd rather live in denial while layering it under tons of sarcasm. Which leads them to a sterile journey to find help and healing: mainly portrayed by the protagonist, same goes for his friend who learns that feelings are meant to be expressed not repressed. Still, at the end they add another character which is as important as these other 2," the sister". We spend the whole movie hearing about how much of a mess she was and her drinking problems in the past however when we get introduced to her she's this stable, wise and beautiful person who has nothing to do with what we've heard. She was a drunk and a mess but now she's the healthiest of them all, and she's the main reason her brother lands on his feet and admits he's not physically ill and he depressed. That's the message of the movie, it positively banalizes mental illness to show that mentally ill people aren't broke or a lost cause they're just like anyone else, and everyone can be exposed to it no matter how successful or sweet they are.
Maybe this is just not my kind of comedy, but I found this movie to be boring and not humorous. I generally like quirky comedies and I don't mind dry humor but this one didn't do anything for me. I think my biggest problem is that I don't really like the main character. He's not funny and he lacks charisma. Maybe this was meant to be some kind of indie drama? I don't know. I honestly wanted to like this movie but I can't recommend it.
5 Doctors
