And not just the sort of knowing-chuckle funny that one expects from indie comedies about estranged brothers, but huge, rolling waves of laughs.
This short connected indie comedy to the tradition of broad slapstick humor, of punches thrown and windows smashed, and it's just a riot. I honestly couldn't stop laughing from the opening scene on.
But as wild and silly as the movie gets, it still connects to the age-old tale of sibling rivalry, of how family relations bring out the worst and best in everyone. It'll be a blast to see with a full house at the festival.
This short connected indie comedy to the tradition of broad slapstick humor, of punches thrown and windows smashed, and it's just a riot. I honestly couldn't stop laughing from the opening scene on.
But as wild and silly as the movie gets, it still connects to the age-old tale of sibling rivalry, of how family relations bring out the worst and best in everyone. It'll be a blast to see with a full house at the festival.