 The Drop starts off like a mumblecore film. You sense a carefree couple having a low-stakes, breezy, mundane conversation at their residence. There is no sense of imminent danger looming over them. They rather seem like a picture-perfect couple to us. Soon after, this Sarah Adina Smith directorial veers into a terrain of awkward interactions ... The Drop 2023 Review: A cringe-comedy that suffers due to its... 