Coping

All though this film starts out as a funny, quirky comedy, once the love story takes over, it blew me away. There's a big twist that you don't see coming and a great final act that ends the film on an up note.

I can't say too much without giving somethings away, but I definitely recommend it. It's too bad they didn't have a big star in it, because it's better than most big-budget Hollywood movies, but since it's a small film, it won't get the exposure it deserves.

I'll buy a copy when it comes out.

The movie was very funny, so much to true life. I laughed and cried and totally enjoy myself during this movie. It's a must see movie. AAA+

Jay

A very good independent film, in fact better than a lot of big studio features. It rates somewhere between Brother's McMullen and Swingers in terms of independent film quality. The film is very well made with some very funny dialogue. The lead actors and many of the smaller parts are well acted.

I saw this film at the Lansing Film Festival and loved it. Although the venue kind of sucked (lecture hall with pull down screen and weak accoustics), I got drawn right into the film early on.

The dialogue is amazing and often very funny, but you need to pay attention as it's written so smartly.

The second half of the film takes a surprise twist. Although there's realy not much comedy in the second half, I still probably enjoyed it more than the first since it's so well acted and emotional.

I highly recommend this film if and when it makes it to the local video stores and/or cable. I cried twice and can't tell you how many times I laughed out loud.

Definitely an outstanding indy effort.

This one's a must see. The dialogue is superb, the production is excellent, and the acting is good. This is a love story that isn't a chick-flick so has a chance to appeal to men and women. Laughter prevailed through the first third of the film and love and drama took it to climax and conclusion. Rob's friend (yes, that's the actual credit -- I don't get it) was terrific and I found myself wishing for a lot more screen time for Leslie. I'm not sure where I've seen Rob, but I know I have and he gave a gutty performance. There were only a couple times during the film when I wished the editor had spent some prudent minutes clipping some excellent moments to make a leaner, tighter film. Still, this one truly will make you laugh and cry. Look for it, and when you find it...pop some corn with real movie butter and enjoy.