I saw this at a screening at Texas A&M University back in 2002, but it made such a profound impression on me that it has remained one of my favorite comedies. It is intelligent, original, and quaint, not to mention a spectacular success as a directorial debut for Adam Baratta. I honestly expected that he would have done more by now, but regardless of how he decided to proceed, this film was a marvel of independent film-making. I give it 9 out of 10 stars because, as a previous commentator has noticed, there was a slight bit to be desired in the ending, however, it had a great final wrap-up that left me feeling more than satisfied.
Review of Do It for Uncle Manny
