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The Party Paradox
Comedy United States of America
The Argument is a 2020 comedy film directed by Robert Schwartzman and written by Brea Grant. The film stars Dan Fogler, Emma Bell, Maggie Q, Danny Pudi, Tyler James Williams, and Cleopatra Coleman.
The story revolves around Jack (Dan Fogler) and his girlfriend Lisa (Emma Bell), who host a cocktail party with their friends. Things start to go wrong when an argument ensues between the couple over a painting that Lisa has bought. The argument quickly turns into a heated debate, causing the party to end abruptly.
The next day, Jack wants to apologize, but Lisa claims that he was in the wrong. To settle the matter, they decide to re-create the night of the party and invite their friends over again. However, this time they will have cameras installed to document everything that goes on, so they can determine who was right.
As the night progresses, the party becomes increasingly chaotic and the guests become more and more hostile towards one another. Each time they re-create the party, the events change slightly and new arguments arise. This leads to the couple becoming more and more frustrated with one another as they struggle to come to a conclusion.
As the re-creation process continues, the couple's relationship becomes strained and they begin to question whether or not they should even be together. In the end, they come to a resolution, but the answer to who was right may surprise everyone.
Overall, The Argument is a lighthearted comedy that explores themes of relationships, communication, and perspective. It is a unique and entertaining film that will keep audiences engaged from start to finish.
The story revolves around Jack (Dan Fogler) and his girlfriend Lisa (Emma Bell), who host a cocktail party with their friends. Things start to go wrong when an argument ensues between the couple over a painting that Lisa has bought. The argument quickly turns into a heated debate, causing the party to end abruptly.
The next day, Jack wants to apologize, but Lisa claims that he was in the wrong. To settle the matter, they decide to re-create the night of the party and invite their friends over again. However, this time they will have cameras installed to document everything that goes on, so they can determine who was right.
As the night progresses, the party becomes increasingly chaotic and the guests become more and more hostile towards one another. Each time they re-create the party, the events change slightly and new arguments arise. This leads to the couple becoming more and more frustrated with one another as they struggle to come to a conclusion.
As the re-creation process continues, the couple's relationship becomes strained and they begin to question whether or not they should even be together. In the end, they come to a resolution, but the answer to who was right may surprise everyone.
Overall, The Argument is a lighthearted comedy that explores themes of relationships, communication, and perspective. It is a unique and entertaining film that will keep audiences engaged from start to finish.