Spaghettiman

Sure, it's stupid, the acting is B- at best, and the budget is clearly in the 3 to 4 digits, but Spaghettiman is a really enjoyable movie, that once I started, I needed to watch to it's grin inducing conclusion.

Spaghettiman is equal parts creative and cliché, improved substantially by the fact that nobody involved seems to have any misconceptions about what they are making. Once it's low standards are set, the movie enjoys exceeding them. Clearly filmed in Los Angeles, the producers access to the vast filmmaking resources of the area are clear - it is well shot, well edited, well produced, and even has a few "pro" special effects and stunts to boot.

Aspiring to little more than to entertain for an hour or so, Spaghettiman is a triumph.

The Plot.

Clark doesn't care about you.

He doesn't care about the world.

He barely cares about himself.

But after an incident with an old bowl of spaghetti and a malfunctioning microwave, he becomes a superhero that can fight crime with the power of spaghetti.

However, you have to pay him.

It's actually funny. I liked it. And no, i had nothing to do with this movie.

But it's really original and keeps your interest. Considering that the budget was like nothing, it really deserves way more than the current IMDb number!

Quality acting for a B movie, entertaining plot. And great humor. the ending was slightly unfulfilling, but not overly

This superhero spoof caught my eye on Amazon Prime for being a wacky "crappy" movie. After watching this movie I genuinely think it was better than tons of movies with a thousand times it's budget in 2016. For being this genre and no special effects, it has great camera quality and some good cuts and shots and transitions. On top of all that it was a funny enjoyable movie. Plenty of funny one liners and cheesy superhero cliche's that make you laugh. For that, as a "B-movie" this is a 9/10 easily. But as a full feature film which I believe it can be compared too, these kind of movies have been done better. At times the pacing seems too fast then seems too slow. The sound can be too quiet at times and the climax of the movie seems too short. With all that said, compared to any theater film from 2016, this is just slightly below average. However it's an easy 9/10 B-movie flick. I would love to see, though it's been 4 years now so doubtful, someone give this director a bigger budget so the writers can go crazy in a sequel. Or maybe a new story similar to this and it could easily be lightning in a bottle.

Don't expect great special effects, but the story behind Spaghettiman is awesome.

The tagline is "Clark doesn't care about you. He doesn't care about the world. He barely cares about himself", but in the end, Clark DOES care.

And we end up caring about all of the (admittedly limited) characters in this movie. Spaghettiman is just right at 80 minutes or so, and a good family laugh. It doesn't take itself too seriously, but the characters are likable, and the story holds our interest.

Wish there were more movies like this!