Feature2017·83m·6.2

The Incredible Jessica James

Likes are easy, love is hard.

RomanceComedy

Burned by a bad breakup, a struggling New York City playwright makes an unlikely connection with a divorced app designer she meets on a blind date.

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Cast

Jessica Williams

Jessica James

Chris O'Dowd

Boone

Noël Wells

Tasha

LaKeith Stanfield

Damon

Megan Ketch

Mandy

Zabryna Guevara

Mrs. Phillips

Susan Heyward

Jerusa

Will Stephen

Tinder Guy

Anne Carney

Mrs. Taggart

Taliyah Whitaker

Shandra

Sarah Jones

Herself

Evander Duck Jr.

Kenny James

Patricia R. Floyd

Mrs. James

Robert King

Duane

Jennifer Kim

Heather

De'Jhana Moore

De'Jhana

Kayla Díaz

Kayla

Davion Dowdell

Davion

Brandon S. Martinez

Brandon

Selena Sanchez

Selena

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Beachside Films

Crew

Director

Jim Strouse

Writers

Jim Strouse

Keegan DeWitt

Original Music Composer

Sean McElwee

Director of Photography

Amanda Ford

Costume Design

Jesse Gordon

Editor

Mollie Goldstein

Editor

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Reviews

Reno

2/4/2018

4.0

**Coping with a breakup and pursuing dream career!** This is one of back to back Netflix films I've watched. This is from one of the best directors, but he has not done many films or with big stars, big projects. I've liked all his films, but this one was an average. There's nothing wrong in performances or in writing, directing and production. It's just not so fresh. I felt it trying to be another 'Frances Ha'. For a movie goer like me, this is quite okay film, but for regular people, it could do better. The story of a young woman who just broke up, but focusing more than ever on her dream to be a play writer. In the meantime, she meets another man who recently divorced. Her lifestyle, best friend, all things that's happening around her revealed with some fun. The film was not that great, but surely not a boring film. The dream/imagination sequences spoiled my watch. Because it only brought a false hope. I thought those scenes were better than how the real story progressed. That says, sometimes cliches are okay than being plain. It did not work, but I still suggest to go for it if you are interested. No one should ignore it, only because I did not enjoy it! _4/10_