Spaghetti & Matzo Balls

I was very surprised with the film. I was invited by a friend to a screening, and was not quite sure what to expect. When it had ended, I was impressed. I thought it was well done.

I'm not a big film buff or anything, but I liked this movie. The characters were good, it started a bit crass, but got right into a good groove.

I was impressed with the performance of Joey. He made his character real and I thought it was a great performance.

Great effort. I would see another film by this director. In fact I look forward to it.

I was at the premiere screening at a packed house at the Regent Theatre in Arlington. The film started about 20 minutes late so that everyone had time to get seated.

Once the film began the laughs kept coming at a rapid fire pace. The film is reminiscent of other "over the top" comedies like "American Pie" and several Farrelly films. I'd like to see it again because I'm sure I missed some of the many jokes while I was still busy laughing.

I was particularly impressed with the production value of the film. It was shot in 35mm and had a terrific original score.

The film makers were rewarded with a standing ovation at the end of film.

I've heard that people will get a chance to see it again at Woods Hole Film Festival.