Horrible. Despicable. Unforgivable. These are all words I could use to describe the actions of these characters, yet if you were to ask me about them as people none of those words would cross my mind. Confused. Unheard. Restless. Lost. Words that fit the people behind the actions, they’re not villains, just teens in over their heads. In a strange way, I could I relate to everyone. Not in their actions but in their reactions.

Impractical Jokers: The Movie is best when it’s not what the title says it is: a movie. When it’s just the guys doing public and cringe worthy pranks I can’t help but laugh my ass off, but the minute it returns to a long convoluted plot about Paula Abdul I feel as if the prank is now on me.

The friends of the main character are portrayed so sincerely that they feel like your own. To me that was beautiful. Yes, they're supportive and funny, and at times even total dicks, but that's ok, because deep down they believe you are "money", which is sometimes all you need.

Probably one of the most romantic movies I've seen about divorce.