Paying Guests

The film constructs its humor on the relatable anxieties of finding a home and a job, amplifying them into encounters with absurd landlords and cartoonish gangsters. It relies on a steady stream of situational comedy and the chemistry of its central quartet.

What lingers after the credits is the feeling of a light, chaotic caper that prioritizes momentum over depth. It’s a straightforward comedic ride for when the brain needs a break. — MovieFinder Editorial