Four's a Crowd (2022)

Review Team

4/5

Four's a Crowd is a thoughtful exploration of modern relationships, framed through the lens of a man grappling with his new reality. Julián, played with sincerity, invites us into his world as he navigates the complexities of sharing his car via an app. The film cleverly juxtaposes moments of levity ... Show more >> Four's a Crowd is a thoughtful exploration of modern relationships, framed through the lens of a man grappling with his new reality. Julián, played with sincerity, invites us into his world as he navigates the complexities of sharing his car via an app. The film cleverly juxtaposes moments of levity with poignant reflections on loneliness and connection. The direction maintains a steady pace, allowing the narrative to unfold naturally. Supporting characters add depth, each representing different facets of human interaction in a digital age. The cinematography is unpretentious, focusing on character rather than spectacle, which suits the film’s intimate tone. Overall, this film is a commendable portrayal of human resilience and the search for belonging. Show less

Editor Team

3/5

Four's a Crowd presents an interesting premise but sometimes feels like it’s just coasting along. Julián's character is relatable, and the idea of using a car-sharing app is fresh, but the execution doesn’t always hit the mark. There are moments of genuine humour and warmth, yet some scenes drag on, ... Show more >> Four's a Crowd presents an interesting premise but sometimes feels like it’s just coasting along. Julián's character is relatable, and the idea of using a car-sharing app is fresh, but the execution doesn’t always hit the mark. There are moments of genuine humour and warmth, yet some scenes drag on, making it hard to stay fully engaged. The performances are decent, though they occasionally lack the emotional punch needed to elevate the story. While it addresses relevant themes of connection in a tech-driven world, it sometimes feels more like a series of vignettes than a cohesive narrative. It’s a nice watch if you're in the mood for something light, but it doesn’t quite leave a lasting impression. Show less