The Adults

2023
R
1h 31m

IMDb RATING

5.7/10

2.8K

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Michael Cera, Hannah Gross, and Sophia Lillis in The Adults (2023)

The plan to make a trip back home as short as possible begins to unravel as Eric finds himself balancing the challenging relationship with his two sisters and his addiction to a local poker game.

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The plan to make a trip back home as short as possible begins to unravel as Eric finds himself balancing the challenging relationship with his two sisters and his addiction to a local poker ... Read allThe plan to make a trip back home as short as possible begins to unravel as Eric finds himself balancing the challenging relationship with his two sisters and his addiction to a local poker game.The plan to make a trip back home as short as possible begins to unravel as Eric finds himself balancing the challenging relationship with his two sisters and his addiction to a local poker game.

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IMDb RATING

5.7/10

2.8K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 3 nominations total

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Trivia
Michael Cera wrote the childhood songs the siblings perform.

Soundtracks
L-Train
Written by Jordan Pilz, Daniel Alvarez de Toledo
Performed by TOLEDO
Courtesy of Grand Jury Music

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Featured review

2/10

Excrutiatingly dreary, drab yet cringe-worthy 'real life' hipster drama

In dreary 'real life' hipster drama "The Adults" Michael Cera revisits his cold, drab NY state hometown where he'd rather play poker with strangers than reconnect with sisters Hannah Gross (between he & whom there are issues since their mum passed 5yrs back) & Sophie Lillis (who's apparently always idolised him (tho who knows why)). Over its 1hr 31mins (that seems longer) the siblings awkwardly communicate in in-jokes, silly voices and (most cringe-worthily) self-written song & dance routines that they used to do at Christmas etc. It may mean something to writer / director Dustin Guy Defa, but to most anyone else it'll be an excrutiating bore. Flush.