While I used to indulge in multi-season dramas like “Greys Anatomy” or “Gilmore Girls,” I’ve found Netflix-original comedy movies to be far more entertaining. So when I heard about “You are so not Invited to my Bat Mitzvah” — a film that portrays the stress and excitement of being a 13-year-old Jewish child, starring Adam Sander and his family — I hopped on my couch and grabbed the popcorn. This movie follows the story of young Stacy Friedman — played by Adam Sandler’s youngest daughter Sunny Sandler — who’s life goal is for her and her best friend, Lydia Rodrigues — played by Samantha Lorraine to have the best Bat Mitzvahs yet. The plot captivated me with the frequent scenes of humorous popularity feuds, though a little predictable. Just like any other Netflix middle school-based comedy, Stacy and Lydia fight for popularity leading to the destruction of their friendship. As their Bat Mitzvahs, which they have been planning for years, draw closer, their friendship seems to pull furth...