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| Movie Name : |
Long Shot
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| Cinema Type : |
Hollywood
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| Release Date : |
24-May-2019( 5 years, 167 days ago)
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| Directed By : |
Jonathan Levine |
| Production House : |
A.J. Dix |
| Genre : |
Comedy |
| Lead Role : |
Charlize Theron, Seth Rogen, June Diane Raphael
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Rating:3.5/5
She’s the U.S. Secretary of State – ambitious, intelligent, and talented. Charlotte Field (Charlize Theron) is the perfect combination of beauty with brains. She aims to run for President of the United States and she wants to get there by actually making a difference. He’s a pot-loving, rule-breaking journalist who believes in defying big corporations, and the government. When Fred Flarsky (Seth Rogen) learns that the newspaper he works for is bought by a media mogul he despises, his obvious choice is to quit. Fred and Charlotte meet at a party and realise they know each other from childhood. Despite having little in common, Charlotte instinctively decides to hire Fred as her new speech writer. During their time together, they discover their feelings for each other to the dismay of Charlotte’s staff because of how it impacts her ambitions.
The notion of Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron as an odd couple is as unusual as it gets, and yet, it works. Charlize Theron has proven time and again that she’s capable of taking on practically any genre. She shuffles from a calm and collected woman-in-charge to a zany, carefree party girl (at least in one scene) with ease. But this oddball romantic comedy is Seth Rogen’s forte. He knows exactly how to ramp his socially awkward, unfiltered, inappropriate loudmouth gimmick up a notch, and then bring it down to sensitive man-child levels. What’s most compelling is how both actors work with each other’s strengths resulting in an effective comedic pairing.