Drunk Bus

While the mix of drama and comedy is shaky, Drunk Bus is still a rewarding watch.

A sweet, late bloomer coming-of-age comedy about learning to let go of toxic relationships and embracing new people in your life.

It's with a surprising low-key charm, with Pineapple bringing his gutterpunk Yoda vibe into Michael's carefully-constructed world of misery, and both getting a little learning from the experience.

"Drunk Bus" is a rowdy sweetheart, directed with pluck by Brandon LaGanke and John Carlucci and written with comedic punch by screenwriter Chris Molinaro.

Though a well-travelled journey, this is a big-hearted and fun film that's well worth flagging down.

The central relationship between a lovelorn burnout and the free-spirited Pineapple keeps the heart in this otherwise-cliched romance film beating.

The film is full of laughs and exactly what it sets out to be.

A literal wild ride filled with crazy moments that has a real '80s wild comedy feel with an unexpected heart - and leaves you with a bit to think about after the laughter stops.

Drunk Bus is surprisingly rather sweet and touching after a while, with nice subplots and a friendly overall tenor that paves over the script's potholes.

Drunk Bus approaches the subject of depression in an original and very interesting way.