Nothing Really Happens

A most fun ride in this unique indie film filled with comedy, sci-fi plot and hilarious characters. You have to feel sorry for the mattress store owner. His wife is constantly nagging and now his mattresses are reported to have bed bugs. It's a slow ride to insanity for this guy but the ride is filled with humor and keeps you guessing if what you are seeing is real or imaginary. Great writing and the actors are on point for this plot line and style. Great job all around and a fun time to watch.

Nothing really happens lives up to its name by being a dark comedy about a real loser dude with his dysfunctional girlfriend and weirdo friends. At some points, it can be disturbing, but if you dig some disturbing comedy this is your movie!

This is a mind bending adventure into the mundane nature of life and the insecurities that beguile and cripple us. An intriguing film that is better watched with full submission into the premise as little as it seems. The filmmaker is not striving for any semblance of realism, which makes the film that much more intriguing. The dialogue is clever and rife with metaphor, the characters are interesting and each represent different aspects of the human condition. It's unlike any other film I've seen and stands out as an intelligent a trippy indie film.

If you're looking for something unexpected - something that is as far as you can possibly get from predictable formats - then check out the remarkable story telling in Nothing Really Happens. This film is undeniably strange but its weirdness - in the style of Being John Malkovitch - is surprisingly relatable. There are plenty of startling plot twists and some great dialogue. Conversations that seem pointless at first become hysterically funny because the characters are so committed to them. The changes in the movie's universe are unsettling and leave the audience to work out for itself what is really happening. Definitely unique but well worth a watch!

If your tired of watching movies where people don't speak like duechbags at coffee shops that read a thesaurus all day... This is the movie for you. Not Kevin Smith, not Tarantino, you don't get to insult your viewers with useless nonsense unless you've earned it.

Interesting score, decent, though poorly executed, comedy. Sub par acting and editing.

Just don't bother unless you like to hang around pouting millennials that cope with trauma by talking down to everyone else.