This movie was thoroughly enjoyable. Adam Carrola is the Everyman of the movies. He is not Brad Pitt, Harrison Ford, or Mel Gibson. He is the kinda guy that represents the average Joe's of the world. The down on his luck character probably reminds you of any one of your friends you have. His life problems are also real. Hitting the mid life with some regret, we have all been there. And then making the decision to just go for it. I like these movies that have a real life grounded feel to it. Its billed as a comedy, but I would call it a como-drama. Its not completely silly, its like the humor in everyday life. He chose a good ending to the movie even though I would have also enjoyed an alternate ending to it. But still, this movie was well put together. Good Job Adam
Review of The Hammer
