Andy Samberg Loved ‘Palm Springs’ Script: It Was ‘A Little More F- Up’ Than Traditional Rom-Coms

Andy Samberg’s “Palm Springs” just sold for a record-breaking $17.5 million (and 69 cents) at the Sundance Film Festival - and looking back, the actor says he was drawn to the film because it was “a little more f-- up” than traditional rom-coms.
“I liked it - it’s very rare,” Samberg told TheWrap’s Beatrice Verhoeven at the festival. “There are a lot of scripts written and not a lot that I personally like when I read them. [There are] many that I don’t enjoy and then like the movie when I see it later. This one was just super fun and funny and different, it felt like a way to do something that could be considered a rom-com but not in the traditional way. It was… a little more f-- up.”
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[@primis82]

On a Palm Springs interview binge again 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@JayBassoon]

"Titillating, surreal, warm blanket" sums it up for sure. (I honestly thought of "satisfying" when they were looking for a third word.)

[@thetowerfantasymusic]

This is a must watch, i love her Cristin's expressions !

[@kanishkawasnik302]

Really excited for this one!