LeBron James Already Has Some Brilliant Ideas for the Trainwreck Sequel

The special screening takes place at 7.30pm on Friday August 14 at The Savoy Cinema, with the three walking the red carpet.

Women can be jerks, too. She’s getting her point in there, but it’s never like, “Hey, guys”.

Amy is horrified that Aaron not only likes her, but is a genuinely good person who is interested in more than what she looks for in a man. Like, say, staying over (a no-no in her book). “Amy wrote a really lovely screenplay and as soon as I read it, I had to be involved”.

Amy Schumer jokes how she has been having secret meetings with fellow female comedian Melissa McCarthy, who recently starred in the hit film “Spy”, and at the “Lady Meetings” they discuss how this is their summer.

“The scenes were he’s splitting the lunch check and showing how cheap he is – despite making zillions of dollars – I think are some of the funniest moments in the movie”, she explained. She’s a self-satisfied mess.

Were it not for the great performances from Larson and Birbiglia, the ongoing finger-pointing at Kim’s boring life might just come across as mean. Instead of taking them to premiere of “Trainwreck” at a local movie theater, he takes a minor detour to his favorite burger joint Swensons.

“Trainwreck” battled it out with Marvel’s “Ant-man” for this week’s movie releases.

Amy is a true jerk. Will she sabotage the relationship before it starts or finally grow up and pull herself out of her selfish, soused rut? “Maybe when he sees the show he’ll reflect on himself and not be such a turd”, Schumer said in her speech. She blatantly made fun of JJ, who was one of the contestants from the 2015 spring season. She wants to explode rom-com clichés and replace them with something fierce and ready to rumble.

They meet, click, and get down to business after a drunken night out. It could also be the breakout movie for its star Amy Schumer.

Judd Apatow’s latest film, “Trainwreck“, has gotten a big hug from the critics.

James has a relatively prominent part in the film, playing a client and confidante to Hader’s character.

“Trainwreck” director Judd Apatow previously directed the hugely successful 2011 film “Bridesmaids” both economically and critically. The meandering third act brings the energy to a near halt, as the film veers into self-reflection territory.

We also need to talk about how much we can’t wait to see this movie. “It feels so good to f***ing be yourself and to throw people out of your life that don’t let you be yourself”. As much as Schumer occasional tries to subvert the idea that this is a conventionally structured romantic comedy, Trainwreck keeps stubbornly turning back into a conventional romantic comedy.

TRAINWRECK has been rated R (Restricted – Under 17 Requires Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian) for strong sexual content, nudity, language and some drug use. Running time: 125 minutes.