The Breakup Film (2003) User Reviews

Funny, to the point, and only the beginning!

[windboyz · 10/10 · 9 January 2004]

Bobby Miller is at a good place in his life. He's a young filmmaker with the determination to go far in a tough business. "The Breakup Film" is a wonderful preview of things to come from this talented director. It's short, to the point, and possessing a gleeful sense of humor. With little or no budget Bobby conveys the absolute horror when one realizes that the love of their life doesn't feel the same way for them. With his sense of humor, expect a lot more fun in the future from Bobby.

Short & to the point

[mcqjunk · 10/10 · 30 March 2005]

Very cute story about, for once, the heartache a guy goes through when losing a girl. The film is in black & white, which I feel adds to the comedic touch the writers had in mind. Tim Williams does a great job at playing the heart-broken boyfriend. I found myself giggling a few times during the 4 minute feature. The ex-girlfriend (Brooke Honeyford) unfortunately plays too short a role, yet is very convincing, the markings of true talent. I'm looking forward to seeing more of the young, attractive actress on the screen. I watched the trailer for "What Hides Beneath", & am anticipating the opportunity to see her in action again. You go girl!