Manifest Destiny Down: Spacetime

I didn't think I would like this movie but I was wrong I think Lexie Lowell and Jeff Kenny are definitely new to acting there still did a pretty good job i hope to see them both in more movies and TV series in the future there they made me laugh alot and I enjoy watching them especially in the sense when kara was angry with Toby I think if some professional acting coach they will go far in the acting game.

There is something about Quantum Physics and The God Particle and The Multiverse. Toby is a goofy Physics college student. He wakes up to find hot naked college girl Kara in his bed. The world seems to be empty except for a suit wearing Man in Black. Kara wears a skimpy school outfit. Apparently, she cannot button up her shirt and her butt is always hanging out. Toby is not nearly charismatic enough to pull off this character. The Physics are confusing. It's a lot of wackiness that goes nowhere and everywhere. It also has very few actors which accentuates its low budget indie sensibilities. It fails to be funny and that's its biggest problem. It's doubly unfunny when the actors are trying that hard.

Cheesy, awkward, clunky, oddly-paced and sometimes disjointed... Yet somehow endearing. Every time I reached for the remote to put it out of its misery, I was somehow compelled to give it just a few more minutes. They may not be the best actors on the block, but the on-screen team managed to keep me entangled.

If you are tired of being depressed by supposed comedies that end up being heavy, give this romp a try.

This movie looks profoundly stupid on the surface, but I believe a lot of thought went into this film. The satire/spoof meter pegs throughout. If it's dumb, consider it may be dumb on purpose (the physics concepts are all on point). Whether or not this entertains you is up to you and your mood. Cheap amusement is still amusement, and if you pay attention, there's some not so cheap stuff too.

It is riddled with misses, but I didn't mind them as I was nonetheless entertained. The movie's story and characters have the same kind of depth as a Carrot Top routine, but I could watch Lexie Lowell all day.

I liked this movie. It won't hurt you to try it for a few minutes at least and see if it floats your boat. You'll know after about 10 minutes what you're in for. If nothing else, it can be a talking point to lift a dull conversation as a non-boring, non-cookie cutter carnival ride.

I am a sucker for quantum physic comedies. This is engaging and fun.