The Truth About Juliet

This is an example of superior independent film-making - witty script, intelligently underplayed performances and at the same time both funny and thought-provoking. Also a great score.

Highly recommended.

This is maybe the worst film I have ever seen. One question: if it is supposed to take part in Los Angeles, why is it the only car number plate I see says New York? The characters are all pretty boring and Chaloots should just mind his own business. He needs to get a life. It's his butting into other people's lives that makes up the very weak plot. Very bad music too throughout the film. All unknown names and since 1996 none of them seem to have made it big in the film industry. Only one face looked a bit familiar - Tripp Reed. I think I have seen him in some things. The whole thing seems pretty amateurish with a plot made out of nothing really.