Judd Apatow, one of the most influential figures in modern
American comedy, has returned to screens with a new writing/directing effort.
After his last feature with Trainwreck, which both launched and remains the
sole high point of Amy Schumer’s cinematic career, I can’t say I knew what to
expect outside of the traditional Apatow formula: Showing immature adults at a
point where they need to grow the fuck up. But even with that in mind, I
was not expecting to walk away from his latest and being this… moved.
