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Olivia Wilde's 'The Invite' Review: A Sharp American Remake of a Spanish Dinner Party Comedy

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David Fear

4h ago· 7 min readenReview

Summary

Olivia Wilde directs and stars in 'The Invite,' an American remake of the 2020 Spanish film 'The People Upstairs.' The movie centers on two couples at a dinner party that goes disastrously off the rails. Wilde's adaptation is praised as a sharp, actor-driven sex comedy that transcends its simple premise, with strong performances from the cast including Wilde herself, Reid Scott, and a standout turn from Nicholas Braun. The review highlights the film's clever writing, comedic timing, and how it elevates familiar tropes into something fresh and engaging.

Source

Rolling StoneOlivia Wilde's 'The Invite' Review: A Sharp American Remake of a Spanish Dinner Party Comedyrollingstone.com

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'The Invite' is a minor miracle of a sex comedy.
It's an actor-driven piece, and Wilde has assembled a cast that knows exactly how to play this material.
The movie opens in select theaters this weekend and goes wide on July 10.
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Olivia Wilde's remake of a Spanish film about a dinner party gone off the rails is a career high.

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