Party Hard

Well done twenty something relationship film . Felt a bit John Hughes like at times. I recommend for a good watch with a pretty good cast and plot. And a bit of humor.

Drinking, music and partying all night long this film will resonate with many who look back at their youth. Good character development and humorous situations move the film along. This film almost has a St. Elmos Fire vibe to it and reminds me a bit of the brat pack films of the 80s.

When I saw the poster for this movie, I just knew I has to watch it. Such a fun film to watch. As an added bonus it made me homesick for Charleston,

This very simply shot and conceived film is rich in it's fabric. Great, real dialogue spoken by very naturalistic actors. It feels like someone just dropped a camera into these guys lives and followed them around as they binge drink and binge think. A smart film that does what indies do best: take the limitations of a tight budget and turn that into a deep delve into something very human.

I stumbled upon this indie that popped up as newly free on Prime and honestly it was the refreshing true to life film that I needed right now. In a time when I dearly miss socializing, partying, going to bars, and hanging out with my eccentric friends, Party Hard was able to give me a glimpse of that again. It's a low budget, raw, slice of life style of film, but this all creates the feeling of really being there -- almost like a documentary. If you're looking for an interesting indie comedy/drama, then take a look at Party Hard.