This is really weird TV movie. On one hand it was shot clearly in the cinematic fashion with filters. On the other hand, it was shot in typical 16:9 TV format, and almost whole cast are TV actors and actresses. And that includes the very own Robin Dunne who is not only main lead - just because Sara Canning is listed first when movie starts and in the credits, doesn't mean it was movie about her - but is producer, director and writer, too.
The whole movie has a feeling like the cast said lets shot a movie and see what happen, and when I say cast, yes, because tree main leads are co-producers, too. Act I is clearly inspired by "The Hangover", and I admit, I'm not the big fan of that movie.
I overall liked cast, and many dialogues between cast is actually pretty good and full of meme potential. This is really the best quality of this movie. Sadly, execution and pacing were somehow off. The main issue is completely unconvincing interaction and relationship between Matt and Blake.
Overall, watch if you have nothing else better. It's not terrible movie, but sadly good dialogue wasn't utilized well.
The whole movie has a feeling like the cast said lets shot a movie and see what happen, and when I say cast, yes, because tree main leads are co-producers, too. Act I is clearly inspired by "The Hangover", and I admit, I'm not the big fan of that movie.
I overall liked cast, and many dialogues between cast is actually pretty good and full of meme potential. This is really the best quality of this movie. Sadly, execution and pacing were somehow off. The main issue is completely unconvincing interaction and relationship between Matt and Blake.
Overall, watch if you have nothing else better. It's not terrible movie, but sadly good dialogue wasn't utilized well.
