Judd Apatow’s “The Bubble” is a limp mockery of Hollywood, writes nschager
), an actor whose primary pastimes are ingesting copious amounts of drugs and trying to hit on hotel employee Anika . They’re all kept in line by ball-busting producer Gavin and dorky director Darren , both of whom report to studio chief Paula , who chats with Gavin on Zoom from ski resorts and tropical locales that she can safely visit because—as a rich person—she’s received the vaccine months before it’s even been publicly announced.
Instead, it exerts the majority of its energy on elaborate TikTok dances involving Krystal and her colleagues…Good-natured mockery of studio filmmaking and stardom is nothing new, including from Apatow, whoseis most memorable for its raft of make-believe movie posters featuring its big-screen comedian protagonist . And sporadically,sharply bites the hand that feeds, as when Paula chews out Gavin, is then chewed out by her own boss , who is then sternly talked to by his Chinese superior.
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