Palm Springs

2020
16
1h 30min

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Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti in Palm Springs (2020)

When carefree Nyles (Andy Samberg) and reluctant maid of honor Sarah (Cristin Milioti) have a chance encounter at a Palm Springs wedding, things get complicated when they find themselves unable to escape the venue, themselves, or each other.

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Nyles et Sarah, la demoiselle d'honneur d'un mariage à Palm Springs se rencontrent par hasard, et les choses se compliquent lorsqu'ils ne parviennent pas à s'échapper du mariage.Nyles et Sarah, la demoiselle d'honneur d'un mariage à Palm Springs se rencontrent par hasard, et les choses se compliquent lorsqu'ils ne parviennent pas à s'échapper du mariage.Nyles et Sarah, la demoiselle d'honneur d'un mariage à Palm Springs se rencontrent par hasard, et les choses se compliquent lorsqu'ils ne parviennent pas à s'échapper du mariage.

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193 k

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870

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Récompenses
- 15 victoires et 46 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Andy Samberg said that multiple endings were written and even shot. They held private friends and family screenings of the different versions to get opinions on which ending worked. Samberg jokes, "All right, it might not be perfect but everyone liked it!"

Gaffes
The goat experiment and the mid-credits scene are contradictory, since Sarah said the goat vanished completely from the time loop, but after Sarah and Nyles blow themselves up, Nyles reappears in Roy's time loop when Roy approaches him at the wedding.

Citations
Sarah: You get one more sentence.
Nyles: Okay, okay, okay-
[Nyles thinks for a moment]
Nyles: Even though I pretend not to be, I've realized I'm completely codependent, but now I'm cool with it, because life is meant to be shared
[pause]
Nyles: - *semi-colon* - I need you for survival...
Sarah: That's your one sentence...
Nyles: [shouts] Wait!
[Sarah stops]
Nyles: ... I need you for survival, *comma*, but this is so much more than that
[pause]
Nyles: -*colon* - I know you better than anyone knows you, and that day we saw the dinosaurs, you said to really know a person you have to see their entire package, the good and the bad. Well, you've see mine, and I've seen yours, and you have an excellent package. *Ampersand* you're my favorite person I've ever met, and, yes, it seems like crazy odds that a person I'd meet stuck in a time loop would end up being my favorite person, but you know what else has crazy odds? Getting stuck in a fucking time loop. *Dot dot dot*...
Sarah: Ellipses.
Nyles: Yes, ellipses, thank you. *Ellipses*, I hope blowing ourselves up works, but if it doesn't, it's irrelevant for me, as long as I'm with you. And if it kills us... Well, Sarah Isabel Wilder, I'd rather die with you than live in this world without you, *emphatic period*.

Crédits fous
After the first set of credits, there is a scene with Nyles and Roy.

Connexions
Featured in Late Night with Seth Meyers: Andy Samberg/Jalen Rose (2020)

Bandes originales
Forever and Ever
Written by Stelios Vlavianos (as Stylianos Vlavianos) and Alec Costandinos (as Robert Costadinos)
Performed by Demis Roussos
Courtesy of Universal Music B.V.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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8/10

Quirky and Charming

For a film that rips its premise off the ultimate time loop movie, "Groundhog Day," "Palm Springs" is surprisingly unpredictable and exceedingly charming. It's got an anarchic anything goes vibe and a pair of vibrant actors, Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti, who also happen to have a ton of chemistry together. It's a movie for our very troubled times and seems tailor made for a quarantined audience, where day bleeds into day and the repetition of the weekly grind is sending many of us to the loony bin. The sweet message at the center of this otherwise naughty film is that it's not the what we do that keeps us happy but rather the who we do it with. It's all about appreciating the little things that make life worth living moment to moment rather than focusing all of our energies on the big things that we chase at the risk of letting peace and contentment pass us right on by.

This message is most effectively encapsulated in the character played by J.K. Simmons, who spends the first half of the movie trying to kill Andy Samberg and then has a great scene toward the end that makes the most mundane situation imaginable seem like a little piece of heaven. How I can relate to that right now.....

Grade: A-