★ 10 / 10
Fun Hillarious Indie Film
I absolutely LOVE this LGBTQ film! Stepping into the world created by these filmmakers was genuinely one of the most delightful viewing experiences I've had…
I absolutely LOVE this LGBTQ film! Stepping into the world created by these filmmakers was genuinely one of the most delightful viewing experiences I've had recently. It felt like watching a story made by people who truly understand the subject matter and, more importantly, have a great sense of humor about it.It was such a funny and instantly relatable depiction of dating in this modern world, capturing all the hilarious mishaps, awkward first meetings, and inevitable fumbles that seem to go hand-in-hand with trying to find a connection today. The script manages to find comedy in situations that many viewers, regardless of their background, will recognize from their own lives, all while providing a fresh, authentic perspective specific to the LGBTQ community. The chemistry between the leads-and even the side characters-is undeniable; their comedic timing is pitch-perfect, and their emotional moments truly resonate.Now, let's address the production side of things. You can definitely tell this is an indie production. It might not have the glossy, high-budget sheen of a studio blockbuster, but honestly, that's where its real charm lies. Instead of feeling restricted by a limited budget, the team leaned into it, resulting in a film that feels raw, honest, and delightfully scrappy. This indie spirit gives the film a certain energy and sincerity that often gets lost in more polished, commercial projects. There's a palpable sense of passion from everyone involved, from the writing and directing to the performances, which truly sells the entire experience.I think the sheer fun and genuine heart of the film completely surpasses any budgetary concerns. The film doesn't rely on expensive special effects or sweeping cinematic landscapes; instead, it puts its focus squarely on character development, sharp dialogue, and compelling narrative, proving that passion and creativity are the true engines of great cinema. It's a powerful reminder that good storytelling always wins.
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★ 2 / 10
Scary
oldvicar
The most obvious observation from the first few seconds of the opening scene is that the acting is truly awful, there are no production values and it is…
The most obvious observation from the first few seconds of the opening scene is that the acting is truly awful, there are no production values and it is perhaps a notch above some of the mobile phone and home recording efforts that are passed off as films. But this still cannot be described as a movie.
There is no point reviewing the film, it is utter rubbish. However be warned: the lead actress called. Keely Dervin is 'I need a drink to get over it', scare the children unsightly. She has quite the IMDB CV but I wasn't brave enough to look at anything else. I just hope I don't get any flashbacks. Urgh.
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