At its core, Friendship is all about the trials of male friendship and male loneliness. Robinson's Craig has little to no social life — as Tami points out, he always spends his evenings sitting in ...

Tim Robinson's new cringe comedy is wildly quotable. "Friendship" director Andrew DeYoung tells us about Ocean View Dining ...

but in this movie that presentation becomes a classic Robinson overreaction. Craig creates just as many problems for himself by trying to recreate his activities with Austin but solo. Craig's ...

Craig (Tim Robinson, at his awkward best ... But there's also a feeling in the second half of the movie that DeYoung isn't sure how to end this slide into insanity and the movie gets unmoored from its ...

By making Austin imperfect and vain, this nuanced “Friendship” steers away from being a one-note navel gazer about the fraught nature of male friendships. It certainly offers its two actors and its ...

You’ll have to watch the movie to find out where Craig’s mind's eye takes him, but it’s silly and unexpected and gives Robinson the opportunity to have one of his signature tantrums.

Meet Craig Waterman, the world’s most socially awkward suburbanite. The fact that he’s played by Tim Robinson — co-creator ... It’s a movie pre-designed to be turned into a supercut.

Robinson's Craig has little to no social life — as ... Belen Edwards is an Entertainment Reporter at Mashable. She covers movies and TV with a focus on fantasy and science fiction, adaptations ...