It was only a matter of time before someone made a comedy that centers around the hellish experience of living in a world shut down by Covid-19.
Judd Apatow is that someone, and being “the first” is a moniker he knowingly took on when he went about making “The Bubble.” The film — an ensemble feature whose premise rests on the challenges of shooting an aggressively bad action movie in the middle of a pandemic — succeeds in being funny.It’s also very self-aware of its premise, and at times seems almost embarrassed about it, as if Apatow feels a bit weird about…The post The Bubble Review: This Talent-Stuffed Comedy May Meander But It’ll Still Make You Laugh appeared first on /Film.
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