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Lister-Jones and Wein shot
How It Ends during the current covid-19 pandemic, so the whole movie has a very socially distanced vibe. The Lizas walk around LA talking to people, most of whom are played by famous actors Liza sometimes knows and sometimes doesn’t (Nick Kroll, Olivia Wilde, and Charlie Day are a few, as well as several others I wouldn’t want to spoil). Each encounter then becomes almost its own mini-scene that’s either for played for laughs, tears, or some absurd mixture of both. And each time Liza learns a little bit more about herself, her life, the importance of relationships, and so much more. The conceit is a way for the filmmakers to get across a lot of complex sometimes opposing ideas, all within the same narrative.
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A woman seeks closure before the Earth explodes in the latest comedy from Zoe Lister-Jones and Daryl Wein.
A gently funny take on the last-day-on-earth microgenre, Zoe Lister-Jones and Daryl Wein s
How It Ends sets its protagonist (Lister-Jones) up with an ambitious to-do list, then slows her down so she can appreciate the journey. Shot in Los Angeles during the pandemic, it s one of the most enjoyable responses yet to Covid constraints: Deprived of her car (and with ride-hail drivers presumably having told their exploiters to go to hell), our heroine walks the deserted streets of well-off neighborhoods, enjoying at-a-distance encounters with strangers and backyard reunions with old friends. Packed with cameos from seemingly every celebrity the writer/directors have befriended during their careers, it s more breezy than bittersweet, more about acceptance and forgiveness than a movie made in 2020 has any right to be.