Movers Ultimate

It's vulgar, it's raunchy, it's "Movers Ultimate."

Had the opportunity to attend the Pittsburgh premiere and I had a great time watching this flick.

Great chemistry among the cast, laugh out loud moments throughout, and has that sweet spot of a runtime where it wasn't too short and wasn't too long.

Really impressed with this independent comedy!

A fun, light-hearted film that ends up with a few more layers than you might initially think there would be. It's fun watching the pieces of the story come together as the movers work through friendships, shared history and maybe find that age 28 can be a lot more interesting than 18.

As a follow up to director Rood's first feature film, a horror called Don't Run, this pivot to a raunchier college style comedy pleasantly surprised. Though clearly a low budget labor of love for the cast and crew, Movers Ultimate still carried a more pronounced air of storytelling confidence compared to Rood's first outing. A progressive step up on the filmmaking ladder that should make the filmmakers proud.

Movers offers a light hearted tale of two friends with some worthy laughs along the way. Don't overthink it. Click play and enjoy.

Movers Ultimate is a scrappy indie comedy by writer/director Ben Rood. This slice of life / workplace comedy centers on two best friends working a crap job moving houses with a group of misfits. The cast has believable chemistry and the two leads compliment each other well. Andy J. Carlson (Chad) was the comedic standout in my opinion. His delivery, paired with Rood's raunchy and punchy dialogue, had me laughing throughout.

After watching the film and reading the reviews, I found this indie to be fantastic for what it is, an independent comedy with a smaller budget than bigger films. Yes it's not perfect, but perfect is not what I was expecting from an indie film. I recommend this film for anyone who's has a real sense of humor.