My name is Blake R. Morse and I am a professional filmmaker and photographer based in Central Florida. While visiting the film festival circuit I came across this one and was slightly moved by it. Andrew Margetson writes a intriguingly unusual relationship with a very pretty, young housekeeper. With applaudable cinematography and scoring, Andrew Margetson truly does what most can not, and that is tell a story. My only true Distaste with the film was the ending, to which leaves me to wander "what compelling chemistry they had only to all be for nothing, as is most relationships."
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The Happytime Murders
(2018)
A Funny Buddy Cop Movie Where The Jokes Just Didn't Land
28 August 2018
This buddy cop movie directed by Brian Henson, son to the famous puppeteer Jim Henson, packs a surprisingly funny and shocking punch to this already interesting concept. Starring Melissa McCarthy alongside a shorter and certainly fuzzier version of Bill Barretta, the film takes place in modern day Los Angeles and focuses around the relationship between McCarthy and Barrettas characters. But unfortunately, in spite of having a few good laughs and even a few more jaw dropping moments, the movies jokes most of the time fell flat and just felt awkward. As well some jokes fall flat, the use of characters seemed to not fit. For example Leslie David Baker; who's known for his role on The Office, his character just seemed to appear at weird times and failed to deliver any real funny dialogue. In addition to to having bad characters, there were also good characters who didn't get their deserved screen time, such as the character Goofer, who was both funny and surprisingly lovable. So overall this is a funny cop movie that has a few laughs but overall fails to deliver the jokes it was trying to pull off.
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