The Realtor

I can't say enough good things about this movie. A unique premise, fantastic acting, wrestling legends and one of the funniest movies I have seen? Definitely in the personal collection, one of my absolute favorites.

It was wild getting to see Lyon going through the training, learning how to get beaten up and then having to work his way through the matches. The crab was impressive, but the ass bomb has to be my favorite.

Sgt Slaghter caught me off guard with how funny he was, and his comedic timing. The main event having Rob Van Damn and Jake the snake was even cooler.

It was a great reminder of my childhood with a modern comedic aspect.

Lyon needs to be a star bada$$ ! He has the energy and intensity to be a force on the silver screen. If I were a powerhouse in the film industry, I'd create an iconic character with him where sequels would follow. I personally would love to act with Lyon in a big production. He would make me step up my game as an actor. He is able to raise the bar on many known stars. Just saying. Lyon can hold his own with pretty much any star power out there. I've seen him in a few things and he had such a distinct look and charisma on the screen. I've met him in person once and he has that charisma and intensity (in a friendly way) too.

"The Realtor," starring Lyon Beckwith alongside a star-studded cast, is hands-down the comedic gem of 2024. Beckwith, in a role that seems tailor-made for his unique blend of humor and charisma, leads us through a hilariously tumultuous journey in the cutthroat world of real estate. Each scene is meticulously crafted, blending slapstick with witty dialogue that leaves audiences in stitches. The chemistry among the cast is palpable, making every interaction a delightful spectacle. It's a rollercoaster of laughs, with moments of heartfelt sincerity that ground the comedy, making "The Realtor" not just a movie but an experience. A must-watch that redefines the genre, proving once again that laughter truly is the best medicine.

"The Realtor" is a comedic breathe of fresh air. I love the use of satire, Mr. Schultz is classic and deserves a movie of his own. It was great to see the array of comedy legends and newcomers sharing the big screen. Lyon Beckwith did a great job in his role as "The Realtor", his comedic style is reminiscent of a young Marlon Wayans. All in all I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, anyone who's struggled through the hustle will immediately have a cathartic draw to it. Oh and how could I forget "Big Mike" Sean Nelson, it's really good to see him acting again "The Wood" was one of my favorite movies growing up. Five Stars!!

A must see! This movie is hilarious and had me on the edge of my seat. The main character (Mike) feels like a man you know down the street maybe even a version of yourself.

The movie delivers a perfect blend of slapstick humor and witty dialogue. The cast shines, with each performer bringing their A-game to create a tapestry of memorable characters and gut-busting moments.

From start to finish, the film maintains a brisk pace, never allowing a dull moment to creep in. The clever script deftly balances broad humor with more nuanced comedic touches, ensuring there's something to tickle every funny bone. Even when exploring the intricacies of its chosen theme, the movie never loses sight of its primary goal: to make you die laughing.

The production values are top-notch, with sharp direction and skillful editing enhancing the comedic timing. Visual gags and verbal jousts alike land with precision, creating a symphony of laughter that will have audiences in stitches.

This instant classic is destined to become a go-to choice for movie nights and repeat viewings. Clear your schedule, gather your friends, and prepare for an evening of non-stop entertainment. This comedy gem is not just recommended - it's practically mandatory viewing for anyone in need of a good laugh.