One of Them Days, starring Keke Palmer and SZA, centers on best friends and roommates Dreux and Alyssa as they scramble to recoup their rent money after a boyfriend's betrayal. What follows is a chaotic race against time, testing their friendship and pushing them to hilarious extremes.
The plot delivered a breezy, comedic ride reminiscent of the Friday franchise. It treaded on familiar territory, offering few surprises. Its strength shined with its vibrant energy and undeniable "Black Girl Magic." From the leads to writer Syreeta Singleton, and the infectious soundtrack, the film celebrates Black female talent.
SZA, in her first major acting role, proved to be a natural comedian and actor. Her lines were delivered in a believable and funny. She was likable and possesses excellent comedic timing, displaying a surprising aptitude for physical comedy. Keke Palmer, as always, demonstrated her impressive range and comedic prowess in a consistently entertaining performance. Maude Apatow also added to the film's charm, continuing her streak of likeable roles.
One of Them Days is an easy-to-follow, feel-good comedy. While its predictability may be a drawback for some, the film's undeniable chemistry, humor, and celebration of Black female talent make it a worthwhile watch. It's a fun, lighthearted experience that will leave you smiling.
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