But it won't be headed to theaters—this one's going straight to Disney's streaming service.

The director of 'Computer Chess' puts a weird spin on the romantic comedy genre to mixed results.

Cobie Smulders and Kevin Corrigan also star in this odd riff on the romantic comedy genre comes from 'Computer Chess' director Andrew Bujalski.

The writer/director of 'Computer Chess' offers a weird take on the romantic comedy genre.

Guy Pearce and Cobie Smulders attempt to salvage this odd, off-putting romantic comedy from the director of 'Computer Chess'.

I’ve been lamenting the death of the romantic comedy for some time now.  Whatever your thoughts on the genre as a whole, there’s something to be said for having that kind of variety in the moviegoing marketplace.  Aside from bright …

There’s humor and insight to be found in a group of early-1980s computer nerds going to a convention to see whose computer is the best chess player.  Computer Chess has this opportunity, but writer-director Andrew Bujalski is so woefully inept …