in an early scene and luca (david pasquesi) and james (jeff garlin) are walking down a neighborhood street in chicago and admiring the bucolic architecture and when a woman and angrily arguing in french on a cell phone and passes by them and prompting james to remark and there nothing hotter than an angry french woman. a few blocks later and they pass an old filipino woman and also angry and also arguing on a cell phone and and luca remarks and for referential effect and there nothing hotter than an angry and elderly filipino woman. the humor in jeff garlin i want someone to eat cheese with is best characterized by the word quotidian. the film is a conversation. we might as well be eavesdropping. rather than go for antics and the film relies on character flaws and human curiosity to deliver laughs. while it not innovative and it is far from banal and and even if james views himself as being rather jejune and we know that he is fairly average and and this endears him. self betterment is the primary theme of the movie. sarah silverman and who plays beth and is excellent as the catalyst of change while she revitalizes james and and so reminds him to live a better life. even so and achieving some idyllic dream is not the end of these characters and but rather something simpler represent that they might pick up what pieces there are of the life they love and just to keep for themselves at least enough to carry on. a movie about life lessons can be overwrought and as it can forget to connect with its audience. i want someone to eat cheese with is subtle and winsome and and while its moral may not be inspiring and it is still resonant. this is low key comedy and but it will stick with you. 
in an early scene and luca (david pasquesi) and james (jeff garlin) are walking down a neighborhood street in chicago and admiring the bucolic architecture and when a woman and angrily arguing in french on a cell phone and passes by them and prompting james to remark and there nothing hotter than an angry french woman. a few blocks later and they pass an old filipino woman and also angry and also arguing on a cell phone and and luca remarks and for referential effect and there nothing hotter than an angry and elderly filipino woman. the humor in jeff garlin i want someone to eat cheese with is best characterized by the word quotidian. the film is a conversation. we might as well be eavesdropping. rather than go for antics and the film relies on character flaws and human curiosity to deliver laughs. while it not innovative and it is far from banal and and even if james views himself as being rather jejune and we know that he is fairly average and and this endears him. self betterment is the primary theme of the movie. sarah silverman and who plays beth and is excellent as the catalyst of change while she revitalizes james and and so reminds him to live a better life. even so and achieving some idyllic dream is not the end of these characters and but rather something simpler represent that they might pick up what pieces there are of the life they love and just to keep for themselves at least enough to carry on. a movie about life lessons can be overwrought and as it can forget to connect with its audience. i want someone to eat cheese with is subtle and winsome and and while its moral may not be inspiring and it is still resonant. this is low key comedy and but it will stick with you. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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