aTypical Wednesday

I really enjoyed this movie. it really is a reflection of the intricacies and trails of normal relationships, life and problems... with a little drama thrown in for good measure.

It's a well written story for the most part, and the lead -Jlee really does a good job portraying the character of a worried, insecure but morally principled guy trying to manage a series of unfortunate events. I know him from 'The Orville' an exceptional Star Trek adaptation in which he plays helmsman/ chief engineer. He's ok in it, but here he does a far better job, albeit in his somewhat low key manner. The whole cast is pretty competent and does good job with the meterial, though Emmy Raver-Lampman who plays the 'Crazy' ex-lover does a spectacular job with the role.

The movie has some good laugh out load moments, but I wouldn't say its a funny movie, certainly not a comedy. I'm not even sure that is what was being aimed at. If I had to guess I would say 'humorous' which has been well achieved.

I think 7/10 is a fair and accurate rating, and it was a nice surprise to come across something so refreshing unexpectedly.

Great common sense meets crazy movie! Great guy Gabe and timely friend Alec mentor it out. This movie would make a great series.

Watch this, not for R13, purely because of the swearing where needed, well written, casted acted and directed, easy my favorite movie of 2019 and 2020 *********** yes 11/10

Simple but to the point. I thoroughly enjoyed it as it spoke to human behavior & the need to develop one's consciousness. I was able to see how one contradicts oneself & through experience & guided insight can then improve oneself.

This movie is so subtley genius. The character relationships and messages about race and mental health are told in funny yet poignant ways. JLee's portrayal of Gabe is so beautifully done and as much as his actions frustrate you, you also begin to feel so deeply for his character as he is forced to face, and come to terms with, his own demons.