Izzy Gets the F*ck Across Town 2018 123movies

Watch: Izzy Gets the F*ck Across Town 2017 123movies, Full Movie Online – Broke, job hopping, indie musician, Izzy has just discovered that her ex-boyfriend- her soulmate!- got engaged to her ex-best friend, and their party happens to be tonight. Enraged and desperate, Izzy embarks on a quest to charge across Los Angeles and break that up in order to fulfill what she believes to be her destiny – before it’s too late..
Plot: A woman at rock bottom must find her way across Los Angeles in order to crash her ex-boyfriend’s engagement party.
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	5.6/10 Votes: 1,891
	55% | RottenTomatoes
	51/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 51 Popularity: 5.269 | TMDB

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Really random, and kind of pointless, until it’s conclusion.
‘IZZY GETS THE F*CK ACROSS TOWN’: Three Stars (Out of Five)

An indie comedy-drama about a desperate woman trying to get across Los Angeles, to her ex-boyfriend’s engagement party so that she can crash it. The movie was written and directed by first time feature filmmaker Christian Papierniak. It stars Mackenzie Davis, Alex Russell, Carrie Coon, Alia Shawkat, Haley Joel Osment, Lakeith Stanfield, Brandon T. Jackson and Rob Huebel. The film has received mixed reviews from critics, and it’s now playing in indie theaters like Portland. I found it to be mostly a pointless bore, but it does have it’s moments though.

The film tells the story of a woman named Izzy (Davis). Izzy wakes up one morning in bed with a guy she doesn’t know (Stanfield), or remember how she met him. She then decides she needs to get across town, in Los Angeles, to her ex-boyfriend’s engagement party, so that she can crash it. Along the way Izzy meets an assortment of characters.

The film is really random, and kind of pointless, until it’s conclusion. I do appreciate it’s climax though, and how it unfolds, but the rest of the film I could have mostly done without. Davis is good in the lead role though, and the supporting cast is all decent as well. I was mostly bored throughout it though.

Lively and fantastic
The title catches our eyes immediately, followed in short order by the rather impressive cast. Before we even begin watching we get a fair sense of what the story is going to be like, and once the movie begins, it’s sharply funny and engrossing – yet also surprisingly poignant. ‘Izzy gets the F across town’ is an absolute delight.

Mackenzie Davis has an astounding willfulness and frenzied energy as protagonist Izzy, a hot mess with a strong force of personality and lack of direction. It’s a joy to watch her in this; Davis’ dry tone of voice and natural, unpretentious posture blends perfectly with the role’s gracelessness and heightened emotions. Beyond even that, Davis is great at capturing the nuances of a character, and is able to express so much with even just the look in her eyes. She’s a swell young actress, and I’ve yet to watch anything in which she stars that I haven’t liked.

The camera is highly attentive to Davis as Izzy stumbles, desperate and haphazard, through a few hectic hours of single-minded intent. Along the way she crosses paths with characters who only add to her misadventure, with Alia Shawkat, Haley Joel Osment, and Annie Potts – among others – embodying these characters with every ounce of the skill and range we know they possess. Though it doesn’t come to subtle fruition until the very end, there’s a lesson in these travails for Izzy, a spark of meaning beyond the preposterousness and humor that her incidental acquaintances readily bring to the picture.

In later moments when the dust is allowed to settle, Davis is allowed to open up as an actress and fully realize Izzy beyond the stubborn go-getter we first meet. It’s no less entrancing to watch Davis take a more dramatic turn than what we often see from her, and it makes the film more rounded, too.

Beyond just the characters and story, there’s further intelligence behind the movie in those details that make it a complete experience. Izzy’s day is nominally divided into segments, and title cards precede each with stylized text and imagery imping homemade posters for DIY punk shows. This merrily mirrors the soundtrack, filled with raucous music befitting the protagonist’s somewhat wild and bullheaded temperament. As if the feature weren’t lively enough on its own, the rock greeting our ears maintains the tone and energy as the narrative unfolds. It’s a great treat that we’re also gifted with a scene of Davis singing; I’d happily watch this moment over and over, not even taking into account that it also includes a key interaction between characters that is a keystone for the story, and for Davis’ performance.

Filming locations and set decoration are swell, and the attention to details for the cast – hair, makeup, wardrobe – are more substantial still. These aspects lend to the madcap abandon and vigor of the characters, and of the movie generally. Everyone involved is to be commended for their contributions to a title that’s simply fun and engaging from start to finish.

I’m already well enamored of Davis and am always glad to see her in a film. I’m much less familiar with writer-director Christian Papierniak, but they have concocted a wonderful comedy – with a small measure of drama – that is a bright spot on any day. ‘Izzy gets the F across town’ is marvelously entertaining in every regard, and it’s super to see the cast in these roles. I have a hard time not recommending this to just about anyone, and it’s well worth seeking out.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 26 min (86 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated N/A
Genre Comedy, Drama, Music
Director Christian Papierniak
Writer Christian Papierniak
Actors Mackenzie Davis, Dolly Wells, Alex Russell
Country United States
Awards 3 wins & 3 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

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Laboratory Light Iron (digital intermediate)
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