Humor Me

When any movie, especially a short film, can make you laugh and then make you cry within seconds, and this cycle of changing emotions continues throughout the showing, then you have just watched a true gem of a production. Kaitlin and her dad John are so real and obviously love and trust each other unconditionally - in a way that makes you love them both. I was sorry to see the film end because I wanted the story to continue. Would love there to be a sequel. I am actually smiling and getting teary eyed as I write this review and my mind wanders to the storyline. A definite 10 out of 10 - one of the best movies, short or full length, that I have seen in a long time.

I loved everything about this movie! You laugh with them and you cry with them. Watching makes you feel like you've known them forever. Kaitlyn's live that she has for her Dad is wonderful to see. She really wants him to be happy and enjoy what he does everyday. She sees the fact that he has worked hard his whole life to provide for them and now it's his turn to do something he loves. Just makes you smile watching it. Being a person that could never talk in front of people I give John so credit for getting up there. That had to be nerve racking for him and his family. The only negative I found was that it wasn't longer. I could have watched for another couple hours! I hope John continues to do stand up and that Kaitlyn continues to make films. Then every one will be living their dream! Great job Kaitlyn and her entire crew! Can't wait to see you on stage John!!

I read the other two reviews and I totally agree with both. The unconditional love between father and daughter was felt throughout the entire documentary. I really enjoyed the way they made each other laugh and how much they wanted the best for one another. There were parts of the movie that I was sobbing from the reality of what they had to go through at such young ages. Their tragedy was heart wrenching. I am so grateful that they have each other and the wonderful bond that has grown between them. I am hoping there is a prequel to this movie and one day a sequel. Good luck to both father and daughter. I am thinking after watching this documentary there are good thing in their future.