The New Yorker9d
“A Real Pain” Fails to Stay in Its Discomfort Zone
In Jesse Eisenberg’s film, a shticky bromance obscures a thoughtful attempt to probe the legacy of the Holocaust.
The Harvard Crimson1d
‘A Real Pain’ at IFF Boston: A Fertile Concept Fails to Come to Life
While "A Real Pain" has a strong concept and delivers some moving and funny moments, it is weighed down by the off-putting ...
Chicago Sun-Times1d
In 'A Real Pain,' disparate relatives bring their resentments and their humor as they tour Poland
He’s smack dab in the middle of that comfort zone in “A Real Pain” as one David Kaplan ... a quintessential New Yorker who should find at least a measure of contentment in his life as a successful ...