Apartment Troubles

I've had siblings and friends in the arts in Manhattan. At a safe distance, their otherworldliness and detachment from convention and straight-line aspiration I've found somewhere between charming and exasperating, but always funny. These are low-rent auteurs on a tear. I've known a thousand of them, and this film gets them. If you can't see the humor in them, you just don't have the gene. The LA sequences were a perfect microcosm of Manhattan arts meets LA television studio.

What a waste of time watching this nonsense. Two very annoying, spoiled, addicted to medication, crazy, lesbians that are semi homeless, one is wealthy but too proud to be with her wealthy family so decides to live like trash. Both have no artistic talent but they think they do, the ending is as annoying as the beginning. Boring & dumb!

Take a nice break from the Hollywood film factory movies and watch this very funny movie.

Two very good looking young women struggling to get by in big city New York.

Funny and believable situations with all the people in this funny movie, esp the people in la la land.

Bob (Jeffrey Tambor) is renting to Olivia and Nicole ( Jennifer Prediger, Jess Weixler ) in the village, but they aren't paying the rent, so out they go! So they head for california. Of course. The girls are self centered. And immature. And probably mentally challenged. They jump on dad's private jet (!) and away they go. Guest stars Megan Mullally and Lance Bass! Of course, Mullally steals the show once they get to her house. All kinds of wacky things happen. And they end up back home. Such a strange, happy, sad ending. A long, journey. This one is also known as Trouble Dolls on Roku; there's an old legend that when you go to bed, you should tell your troubles to your doll, and they will be resolved by morning. Written and directed by... Jennifer Prediger and Jess Weixler. Not sure what to make of this one. It's many things, rolled up in one.

Watching perhaps one of the worst movies ever made, "Apartment Troubles" on Showtime. It's suppose to be a comedy, but the two female stars are obnoxious and horrible actors. What is funny about killing a cat with gold paint, burning a cat on a grill, being evicted, spilling a pan on a stove, breaking into a house, taking Aderol, tearing up fake flowers, dressing in garbage bags, making fun of artists, starving but refusing to eat, hovering in a corner when someone is outside of a door, stuffing your face with angle food cake & red wine...I will never get this time back. What's so funny about two losers who think they're actors? So sad that Jeffery Tambor and Will Forte had graced their presence on this thing, even though it was for brief cameos. Sorry Ms Mulally, why? Avoid at ALL COSTS, trust me...