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Palm Springs

7.3

Released July 10, 2020Runtime 1h 30min

Live like there's no tomorrow

When carefree Nyles and reluctant maid of honor Sarah 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.

Genres

Comedy

Romance

Science Fiction

Production Companies

Limelight

The Lonely Island

Sun Entertainment Culture Los Angeles

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $5,000,000
Revenue: $1,818,417
Profit/Loss: $-3,181,583

Stream

Videos

Cast

Andy SambergNyles

Cristin MiliotiSarah

J.K. SimmonsRoy

Peter GallagherHoward

Meredith HagnerMisty

Camila MendesTala

Tyler HoechlinAbe

Chris PangTrevor

Jacqueline ObradorsPia

June SquibbNana Schlieffen

Tongayi ChirisaJerry

Dale DickeyDarla

Conner O'MalleyRandy

Jena FriedmanDaisy the Bartender

Brian DuffySpuds

Martin KildareTed the Bartender

Lilli BirdsellJamie

Ryan SturtzCop

Clifford V. JohnsonProfessor

Calki GarciaDJ Nice Height

Michelle JohnstonNosy Neighbor

Isla SellersRoy's Daughter

Matt SmithOut of Town Dad

Rebecca SmithOut of Town Mom

Jake SmithOut of Town Older Son

Noah SmithOut of Town Younger Son

Rocky BonifieldWedding Guest (uncredited)

Erin FlanneryWedding Guest (uncredited)

David HutchisonBiker (uncredited)

Mark KubrBiker (uncredited)

David Philip ReedTruck Driver (uncredited)

Crew

Max BarbakowDirector

Kim BarnardSecond Assistant Director

Jay SchwartzFirst Assistant Director

Laura Jean BranskyScript Supervisor

Julia TaskerScript Supervisor

Andy SiaraStory

Max BarbakowStory

Andy SiaraScreenplay

Andy SambergProducer

Jorma TacconeProducer

Becky SloviterProducer

Dylan SellersProducer

Akiva SchafferProducer

Gabby RevillaExecutive Producer

Alex DongExecutive Producer

Allison JonesCasting

Carlos LugoUnit Production Manager

Chris ParkerProducer

C.J. BarbatoAssociate Producer

Joseph SuarezConsulting Producer

Jessica OlthofProduction Coordinator

Justin OlthofProduction Secretary

S. Dylan KirklandLocation Manager

Emily BuntynCasting Assistant

Lisa WaxAssistant Location Manager

Kevan TuckerAssistant Location Manager

Vanessa PortilloExtras Casting

Ben HarrisCasting Associate

Peggy YenProduction Accountant

Adam PereVisual Effects Producer

Jack Van NuisDigital Compositor

Daniel DupreMatte Painter

Tim LeDouxVisual Effects Supervisor

Andrew KalickiVisual Effects Coordinator

John BrubakerCompositing Supervisor

Jasper M. BaltzersenDigital Compositor

Tomohiko FukudaDigital Compositor

Joshua LittleCG Artist

Brian FortuneDigital Compositor

Joshua BailorDigital Compositor

Ndosi AnyabwileDigital Compositor

Nicholas DanielsDigital Compositor

Sam WinklerVisual Effects Supervisor

Quyen TranDirector of Photography

Andrew DicklerEditor

Matthew FriedmanEditor

Matthew ComptonOriginal Music Composer

Jason KisvardayProduction Design

Dylan AcioBoom Operator

Jon WakehamSupervising Sound Editor

Colin WilkesCostume Design

Robert ChenSound Re-Recording Mixer

Kelsi EphraimSet Decoration

Tim FordArt Direction

Robin UrdangMusic Supervisor

Chris CarnelStunts

Susan PurkhiserStunts

Chad BennettStunts

James ZahndStunts

T.J. WhiteStunt Coordinator

Tim JamesStunts

Henry Kingi Jr.Stunts

Ray SiegleStunts

Ilyana EberhardtStunts

Rene MousseuxStunts

Mark KubrStunts

Terry JamesStunts

Seth DuhameStunts

Miluette NalinStunts

Ken FournierStunts

David HutchisonStunts

Jason TubbsStunts

Kevin BeebeAssistant Property Master

Mike FisherGraphic Designer

Kristin ElshoutSet Decoration Buyer

Jonas Madden-ConnorGraphic Designer

Erin ThieleSet Decoration Buyer

Marcy SilverProperty Master

Katie MamieSet Decoration Buyer

Alex NawrockiLeadman

Brandi BenkertSet Designer

Ellen NielsenSet Dresser

Grant CdebacaSet Dresser

Max DuckSet Dresser

Taylor BentleySet Dresser

Mario GonzalezSet Dresser

Alexandra CasonFirst Assistant "A" Camera

Fernando AcostaSet Dresser

Ellie O'NeillSet Dresser

Kieran RobertsSet Dresser

Gabriel DeMonte-FinnSet Dresser

Chris De La RivaSecond Assistant "B" Camera

Ryan SalisburySet Dresser

Alicia PharrisSecond Assistant "B" Camera

Shane CarlsonFirst Assistant "B" Camera

Brian WellsFirst Assistant "A" Camera

Chris WillardStill Photographer

Megan DraytonSecond Assistant "A" Camera

Renni PollockSecond Assistant "A" Camera

Matthew BernerFirst Assistant "B" Camera

Chad Persons"B" Camera Operator

Michael RomanoDigital Imaging Technician

Craig Fikse"B" Camera Operator

Pete EscobarBest Boy Grip

Edward C. PetersDolly Grip

Stephan DalyaiChief Lighting Technician

Jay GoldenBoom Operator

Armando MaciasProduction Sound Mixer

Patrick H. McGinnessKey Grip

Anthony CegliaSpecial Effects Technician

Rene DiamanteSpecial Effects Technician

Safowa Bright-AsareCostume Supervisor

Anne KemmeterSet Costumer

Karrel GravesSpecial Effects Technician

Tom CegliaSpecial Effects Supervisor

Bridget ChapmanSet Costumer

Catherine CharpentierCostumer

Margo RomboughCostumer

Kirsti SchroderCostumer

Robyn SimmsTailor

Sandra WaescheCostumer

Rachael HrankaCostumer

Dana CarrCostumer

Chelsea OrdunoMakeup Artist

Galaxy San JuanMakeup Department Head

Teresa AguileraMakeup Artist

Tesa DiazTailor

Patricia VecchioHairstylist

Kimberley SpiteriHair Department Head

Peter KuklaHairstylist

Chris WienckowskiTransportation Captain

Sarah SchuelerPicture Car Coordinator

Tom Scott-ToftSound Effects Editor

Robert SettlemireUnderwater Director of Photography

Corey AskinsTransportation Captain

Scenery SamundraMusic Coordinator

Mark WebbTransportation Coordinator

Patrick Cyccone Jr.Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Brendan HillSound Effects Editor

Cory MilanoMusic Editor

Bill LynchAssistant Editor

Paul PirolaSound Designer

Louie SchultzMusic Editor

Robert ChenSupervising ADR Editor

Cory HartAerial Director of Photography

Brad McLaughlinAssociate Editor

Willie BerumenTransportation Captain

Tim TuchrelloFirst Assistant Sound Editor

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Reviews

by Manuel São Bento

If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com If you've been following me for a while, you know I'm not the biggest fan of rom-coms. It's not that I don't like the genre (I appreciate and enjoy every single one), but I find its movies tremendou...

If you're looking for a wholesome heartwarming movie, This is the movie you're looking for.

Great watch, will watch again, and can recommend, especially for fans of "time shifting" tropes. Time shifting is where your mind goes back in time, but not your body. Essentially everything resets like a save point, except your have all this knowledge. "Time shifting" was made popular by "G...

by Peter McGinn

This is a reimagining of Groundhog Day, but I think it stands pretty well on its own merits. Groundhog Day did not attempt to explain what was going on, but in Palm Springs, some talk of physics and what might happen if they tried - well, never mind. Who am I to give anything away? The plot is m...

by Louisa Moore - Screen Zealots

The multi-genre “Palm Springs” is an oddball, sci-fi rom-com about loneliness and love, a thoughtful story of existential consternation with a sharp-witted joke library. The film, written by Andy Siara and directed by Max Barbakow, is a weird hipster version of “Groundhog Day,” with a story about t...

Palm Springs puts a new spin on the old time loop story, and I am surprised at how well it works. Andy Samberg is fantastic as ever and shows off a little more acting chops than I give him credit for with the more emotional scenes in the film. The chemistry that he and Christin Milloti share is spe...

I've always had a soft spot for time loop movies since *Groundhog Day* (1993), and I'm happy to say that *Palm Springs* delivers a fresh and funny take on the genre. It's a well-crafted comedy that not only entertains but also leaves you with a few curious questions by the end. The cast does an ...