Joe's Apartment

Joe's Apartment is a 1996 musical comedy film starring Jerry O'Connell. The movie follows Joe, a recent transplant to New York City, who moves into a run-down apartment filled with talking, singing, and dancing cockroaches. As Joe navigates his way through the challenges of city life and his job, he forms a unique bond with his roach roommates. The film combines humor, music, and quirky characters to deliver a memorable and entertaining story about friendship and the struggles of living in the big city.

Joe's Apartment received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 21% approval rating, with critics mentioning the film's overreliance on gross-out humor and the unconventional premise. However, some reviewers praised the film's creative approach to storytelling and the impressive use of special effects to bring the roach characters to life. IMDb users rated the movie 5.5/10, with opinions varying from the film's nostalgic charm to its dated humor. Overall, Joe's Apartment is a unique and eccentric film that may not be for everyone, but manages to leave a lasting impression on those who appreciate its offbeat charm.