This documentary is the attempt of a mediocre improv artist at reviving the 15 minutes of fame that New York City already gave him. All of the best moments are in the preview. The remaining 90 minutes are of artist himself talking about himself -which is an act that anyone can witness for free at just about any NYU dive bar. My main issues are as follows: While Charlie Todd may have his talents, and clearly enough charisma and motivation to see an idea through to the end, it does not change the fact that he talks about himself way too much in this documentary....and that is boring. The events are not documented very well. So the viewer feels like they are watching a low budget episode of 'You're on Candid Camera'...except it is not free on Network TV.
Review of We Cause Scenes
