For Love or Money

This movie took the framework of Jane Austen's classic tale Pride and Prejudice and translated it into the modern warfare that is NYC's dating and real estate game.

I liked the fresh perspective this script took on the classic. It's always fun to see new translations on classics. The script could've been stronger, but it's the perfect fit for an indie rom-com. The actors all did a great job, but Samantha Simone especially killed it as Liz Perry.

This movie gives "throw on your pjs, drink a bottle of red wine, and decorate some cupcakes with your besties" movie night energy.

Fun side note - I loved figuring out which Greenwich Village streets all the characters were named after!

I can only assume all the resoundingly positive reviews are by friends and family of the filmmakers.

The acting is remarkable. The script is incredible. And I mean that in the worst possible way.

It's an interesting concept: a modern take on Pride and Prejudice. However it falls down on so many levels. I'd totally recommend watching Pride and Prejudice (2005) instead.

The only decent thing in it is Tommy, who is funny and actually a great actor, comparatively.

I watch a lot of films, and this is truly one of the worst I've ever seen.

Watch for the lady fainting at the presentation. Oscar-worthy.

A hilarious romp through the economics of love and real estate in New York's trendy West Village neighborhood! Samantha Simone is comic perfection as Liz Perry, the cash-strapped townhouse owner with a weakness for cupcakes and hot guys in skinny jeans, and Lee Tyler (George Barrow) is positively Darcy-esque as the arrogant real estate developer who tries to win her heart and buy her house. The two pint-size mafia guys (Joseph D'Onofrio and Al Linea) who lend George money to finance his hedgefunder Disneyland development project are completely over the top, and Jonas Barranca (Tommy Leroy) plays bad boy handyman Tommy Leroy with a laugh so comically maniacal that you want to love him despite his wicked ways. With a clever script, well-paced direction and eye-popping cinematography, Townhouse Confidential is the perfect rom com to watch this Valentine's Day!

This movie was amazing and such a joy to watch. Great direction and eye-popping cinematography it was shot in New York's trendy West Village ! Full of laughs and very interesting. The story draws you in and you want to know what happens next it keeps you wanting more and more and i wasn't disappointed I stayed interested till the end. Great ending. You will love it. Funny Funny Funny. I look forward to seeing a sequel or a tv show about this. The characters are so fabulous written and they are so hilarious Townhouse Confidential is the perfect rom com to watch this Valentine's Day!!! Great love story !!!

Townhouse Confidential is simply wonderful! Very fun and festive, quick moving and witty. Set in New York City, it's a modern take on a classic novel. The characters are great! I found myself rooting for them to have it all - and eventually ... well, no spoilers here.

The dialog is clever and spot on. If you like the architecture of the West Village in New York, you will certainly appreciate this film that much more. It looks to be shot in some of the best townhouses in the Village, complete with great style, interiors and furnishings. Townhouse Confidential is an easy pick as a 10 Star film! Enjoy!!