Good Mourning (2022)

Good Mourning is a breezy, celebrity-skewering stoner rom-com that runs on pure, chaotic energy—like flipping through a tabloid dream where every bad decision somehow gets funnier on impact. mgk and Mod Sun lean into a loose, hangout vibe packed with cameos, absurd detours, and the kind of goofy momentum that keeps the night spiraling even when the hero’s life is clearly going off the rails. It’s not trying to be polished or profound; it’s trying to be a 90-minute serotonin hit, and when you’re in the mood for silly, lightweight escapism, it delivers. Fair warning: the R-rated drug haze, nonstop profanity, and crude humor are the whole point, so if that’s your wavelength, this is an easy, unpretentious good time.

Good Mourning is clearly aiming for a stoner-fueled, celebrity-cameo rom-com about a famous guy spiraling through one chaotic day, and if you’re already an mgk/Mod Sun fan, you’ll probably enjoy the hangout vibe and the occasional goofy moment. The problem is it plays more like a string of loosely connected skits than a story, with jokes that lean heavily on shock, weed, and “look who showed up” energy instead of sharp writing. The romance and emotional stakes never really earn their big moments, so the whole thing can feel repetitive and oddly weightless. If you want a genuinely clever comedy or a satisfying rom-com arc, this likely isn’t your night; if you just want a messy, R-rated, cameo-packed haze with low expectations, you might get what you came for.