I Like Me

FYI, every 10-star review for this movie is the only review posted from that IMDB account. Nice try, shills.

If you like contrived family drama, whitebread characters living dreary lives in sterile McMansons, and big setups with no payoff, consequences, or resolution, this is the movie for you!

Sue Schaffel (a low-budget Fran Drescher) provides intermittent entertainment with her inconsistent accent. Coming in second is the mole on Anna Fagan's cheek, which appears and disappears from scene to scene. Chris Kozlowski manages to make no impression whatsoever. I hope everyone else got college credit or hours stuck off their community service sentences for participating.

This movie was interesting and different, it omits the usual exposition scenes so it is a little hard to figure out who is who in the beginning. Luke (the husband) was the outstanding character of the movie for me, he had this really cheery positive energy for seemingly no reason, so I kept expecting some dark details to emerge about him, which never came. The main plot about a woman faking being a self-help guru was unique and interesting enough, and I liked that after a while she started taking her own advice. It's not the best movie you will ever see in your life but it is worth a watch.

Such a sweet and enjoyable film. Very well written and acted by a talented creative group. Amazing what can be done with a limited budget. I expect great future for everyone associated with this film. What an amazing accomplishment!

It's remarkable how a quality movie can still be made with a small budget. It is well shot, well written, and well acted and well worth your time to enjoy! It will bring a smile to your day!

One of the most boring and fake movies I have seen lately. Acting is so dramatic that doesn't look real. Lines are cheesy and far away from being novel and authentic. An hour of half wasted.