a5c7b9f00b A suburban couple becomes embroiled in an international espionage plot when they discover that their seemingly perfect new neighbors are government spies.
I saw "Keeping Up With The Joneses", starring Zach Galifinakis-The Hangover movies, Tru Calling_tv; Isla Fisher-The Brothers Grimsby, Scooby-Doo_2002; Jon Hamm-Mad Men_tv, We Were Soldiers and Gal Gadot-The Fast & Furious movies, Knight and Day, Oh Yeah, she is also the new Wonder Woman.<br/><br/>This is a comedy/spy movie. It has a good cast but the material could have been better. I mean, it's not bad, but it's not laugh out loud funny, either. It's just mildly humorous. Zach and Isla are an average married couple living in a little cul-de-sac. Jon and Gal are the new neighbors that move in next door and they instantly set Isla's spider sense to tingling. Isla just knows that something is wrong with them; they are just too perfect. Zach is a human resources man at a high security company-he basically watches for stress related problems. Jon and Gal are investigating stolen micro chips from Zach's company so they buddy up to Zach and Isla for information on who the culprit might be. There is a good car chase-actually a car and several motorcycles-and I laughed a few times but overall, not enough. It's rated "PG-13" for action/violence, language and sexual content-no nudity-and has a running time of 1 hour & 45 minutes. It's not one that I would buy on DVD but it would be alright,a rental.
Greetings again from the darkness. Dozens of movies through the years make up the Spy Action-Comedy segment. Most of these lean heavily on either action (Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Red, Knight and Day) or comedy (Austin Powers, Get Smart, Date Night). The latest entry from director Greg Mottola and writer Michael LeSieur offers a more balanced approach while being somewhat grounded in familiar suburbia. Perfect casting certainly helps.<br/><br/>Comedies are the toughest genre to review because the only thing that matters … does it cause you to laugh? … depends on the sense of humor of each viewer and even their frame of mind while watching. So what I can report is that the full theatre at my screening was filled with enthusiastic laughter multiple times, along with a pretty steady stream of chuckles and giggling. This will undoubtedly vary from the accounts of uppity film critics who will discount the basic plot and obvious laughs (which is the whole point).<br/><br/>A James Bond-type opening credit sequence sets the tonewe abruptly shift to watching Jeff and Karen Gaffney (Zach Galifianakias, Isla Fisher) sending off their two sons to summer camp before returning home to their idealistic cul-de-sac suburban home. Things pick up when the new neighbors, Tim and Natalie Jones, arrive … a seemingly perfect couple played by Jon Hamm and Gal Gadot. They are the type of couple who are beautiful to look at, stylishly dressed, and even show up with a blown-glass sculpturea gift for their new neighbors.<br/><br/>Of course, this perfect couple is really married spies seeking information from the military weapons contractor where Jeff worksa Human Resources associate. It's Karen who senses something is off about the perfect couple, which leads to her stalking Natalie all the way to a dressing room where she is comically intimidated by Wonder Woman in black lingerie. On a side note, Ms. Fisher does have a later sequence where she proves to be anything but a homely housewife, despite how that dressing room scene is presented.<br/><br/>The men head off for some male bonding – at a highly unusual specialty restaurant, leading to one of the more manic sequences in the movie. The four leads are all excellent, but it's Gal Gadot who is the real surprise … and her scenes with Ms. Fisher are the film's best. Both are allowed to shine, while the men are a bit more one dimensional. Galifianakias is the all-trusting good guy just happy to have some excitement in his life, while Hamm is the super cool spy (who wishes he wasn't). Both men seem to enjoy the chance to make friends, while the women are a bit more focused on tasks at hand.<br/><br/>Director Mottola is known for his films Adventureland and Superbad, and writer LeSieur is best known for Me, You and Dupree. The impressive thing about this latest is that the comedy mostly derives from character and situational interactions, and the expected steady stream of punchlines never materializes. There is even some insight into marriages that have become a bit too predictable, and the challenges of making new friends when all available energy is devoted to parenting and making ends meet.<br/><br/>In addition to the four leads, there are some funny moments for Maribeth Monroe, Matt Walsh and Kevin Dunn. The brilliant Patton Oswalt is castthe self-nicknamed villain, and is responsible for one of the film's biggest laughs.<br/><br/>Of course, this is not subtle or high-brow humor, and the story line is predictable throughout. The laughs stem from the contrast of a subdued, comfy suburban life versus the sophisticated, over-accomplished jet-setting couple … laughs clearly enhanced by the talented leads. So while this seems like the kind of movie I would usually ignore, perhaps it arrives at a time when laughing is simply preferable to the daily grind of an embarrassing and humiliating Presidential race. So go ahead and give laughter a chance … it works even better than a stress ball.
Staleweek-old bread and every bitbland, the movie saddles a strong cast with a groaningly ineffectual script (courtesy of Michael LeSieur, who wrote 2006’s You, Me and Dupree) and wastes the director’s gift for bringing lived-in charm and feeling to broad comic premises.

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