The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie
The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie
The Great Television Show Era is now in full swing, and it’s not surprising to overlook a few or many flawless shows, especially those that don’t feature prominently in one of the big streaming providers. Real Bros of Simi Valley is another one such show that is a victim of this phenomenon. However, The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie may be an illustration of some sorts of justice this show has managed to get justice in the form of.
Many may now decide to binge the YouTube and former Facebook watch series thanks to it being streamed free on The Roku channel. The show is, however, narrowcast in scope. Larger audiences may find more creative and broad entertainment than the show which may prove futile and a wast of time for them.
However, for those open minded enough like the series, the movie adaptation, Real Bros of Simi Valley is a must watch as it doesn’t hold back. The humor is smug and spicy.
Jimmy Tatro has been a part of some of the most notable spoof films and series over the last 10 years. He was remarkable in theater camp, he was one of the best things about American Vandal; he is good with the type of content.
Surely, it will not surprise anyone that he is performing excellently as Xander, real bro. This movie and T.V series not only depict him perfectly embodiment of the character but also speak volumes about his directing and writing prowess.
What Tatro portrays on screen may be bumbling bravado but it greatly understates Tatro’s true level of intellect.
Some level of genius is definitely required to imagine a movie and series as preposterous as The Real Bros of Simi Valley. Tatro and writing collaborator Christian A. Pierce show real genius in the development of their film where it looks like the original one was not the first of its kind.
Whenever a TV show is made into a film, the audience expects that the creators are going to escalate everything to the next level, go bold or just go home. The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie seems to be getting off the plane and getting rid of this trend.
There are quite a number of cameos and seasoned actors but the feel of it all is more of a special season than a full fledged film.
In the end, this is fine because even in the event that all characters turned into billionaires, these characters, however, would still be expected to live as normal people with a few exaggerated luxuries such as large trunks.
Of course the characters are very funny as usual, as well as the favourite old jokes like Wade never ever burning. The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie, nonetheless, does get to understand the ensemble cast better.
There is a commitment to each person’s character irrespective of the individual’s uniqueness. Tatro is the ideal fit among this group of outlaws, but some shoutouts are also due to other great performances in this movie.
I would say that Colleen Donovan’s portrayal of Molly has been somewhat underappreciated. The movie had to come out for people to appreciate how funny her role was.
Bryce has always been one of the funnier characters featured in The Real Bros of Simi Valley and this fact is not different in The Real Bros of Simi Valley The Movie. One of his best moments comes in one of the funnest parts of the film: the Hawk funeral scene.
It goes back to what started their feud but comes with an additional touch of emotion. You do not only laugh at that moment but there is also a sense of loss that you experience. Getter plays the character so well.
One of the greatest memes from now onwards will be Peter Gilroy as Johnny in the real bros of SImi valley. When he is in a scene, it’s always a blast. He is always funny without even trying.
Agoura played by Zoey Deutch is completely new to the movie, but she is really a perfect mass for the his world. Tyler Posey’s character Jatthew is also awesome but Agoura actually runs away with this (by a mile) as the best of the newcomers.
Agoura needs more guest appearances if they ever do a sequel or bring the show back. Similarly, Selling Sunset and those shows in the same genre have a very funny parody in The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie.
In The Real Bros Of Simi Valley: The Movie, all cast members take their characters to a new level. Their characters do match their personalities on the show but with some enhancers added.
There are many things that can be appreciated in the film, but still it has its flaws.
The major flaw of this film is its length. Simi Valley: The Movie could be more effective with less time. Certain aspects begin to slowly unfold over certain arcs.
The love triangle of Duncan, Tessa, and Dani along with Xander searching for the best truck could’ve been much funnier had there been some additional time constraints. Promisingly, with 15 to 20 minutes shorter, this could have been very close to being the perfect film for the series.
The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie succeeds because it remains authentic. It does not seek to put the characters in too many grand situations that are typical of a film. This helps the players step right into their often seen comic roles seamlessly.”
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- Genre: Comedy
- Country: United States
- Director: Jimmy Tatro
- Cast: Zoey Deutch, Tyler Posey, Retta
