Whacked!
A good twist A funny twist on a common New York slang with a nostalgic 1940's style. The film plays a twist on the common slang used when someone has been killed (used often in mafia films) and gives a funny play on the word.
At the beginning of the film you witness various people fall to the ground and ambulances rushing towards the scene giving you the impression that they have been murdered or "whacked". Then the film takes you to a golf range where you meet the main character of the film working as the driver picking up the golf balls. He seems distressed by the golf balls the customers aim at him on the job. When he goes home (I am presuming) you discover that he also takes up golfing, on the roof of an apartment building. He sets up his gear to fight his "ptsd" by shooting golf balls at the people of New York. The people in the beginning of the film we saw falling to the ground we're being murdered as the film has us believe, they we're being hit by golf balls.
This movie is quite entertaining to watch from beginning to end. I also like the idea of using a retro style of filming with no dialogue. I recommend anyone who wishes to pass the time to add this little five minutes title for a short entertaining film with a fun twist on the word we love in gangster films "whacked".
A good twist A funny twist on a common New York slang with a nostalgic 1940's style. The film plays a twist on the common slang used when someone has been killed (used often in mafia films) and gives a funny play on the word.
At the beginning of the film you witness various people fall to the ground and ambulances rushing towards the scene giving you the impression that they have been murdered or "whacked". Then the film takes you to a golf range where you meet the main character of the film working as the driver picking up the golf balls. He seems distressed by the golf balls the customers aim at him on the job. When he goes home (I am presuming) you discover that he also takes up golfing, on the roof of an apartment building. He sets up his gear to fight his "ptsd" by shooting golf balls at the people of New York. The people in the beginning of the film we saw falling to the ground we're being murdered as the film has us believe, they we're being hit by golf balls.
This movie is quite entertaining to watch from beginning to end. I also like the idea of using a retro style of filming with no dialogue. I recommend anyone who wishes to pass the time to add this little five minutes title for a short entertaining film with a fun twist on the word we love in gangster films "whacked".