Ryan's Babe

I had a chance to see Ryan's Babe a few days ago and it was wonderful if maybe a bit campy but I like campy, it's good. As far as the lead actor I don't know who he is but he's hot. Definatley worth watching the movie just to get another look at his acting abilitity. A must watch.

.. I'm sure I would have enjoyed it.

As it stands, with my full faculties intact, this film is the loosest collection of random happenings I've ever seen committed to film. Things just happen with no rhyme or reason, Ryan is as limp as an old wet dishrag and barely reacts to anything, and the characters are so stupid they'd lose a battle of wits with a cheese sandwich.

I think another watch - maybe with friends and a boatload of drinks - is in order: at least we might get a good laugh out of it.

Bottom line: If you've exhausted the Neil Breen watchlist, this should definitely be next on your list.

Never before has a film evoked so many different emotions in me. It is a perfectly structured, well thought out, well written and shot film. Ryan's Babe needs a 2018 reboot with Rich Evans as the lead.

A must see.

The actors are forgettable, but oh my, the cars!

It seems they plumbed the depths of the Sascatchewan used car lots to find cars for Ryan. We have K-cars, J-cars, and worse. Usually movies outfit the leads with Lambos and Maseratis, but this movie goes with the unwashed Corsica with the crached-windshield motif. Is the writer trying to say that the characters are as broken and dull as the cars? Why doesn't the hottie get a better car than the rest? Does the director drive a Yugo? This movie raises more questions than it answers.

It left my brain feeling like it had been drained of oxygen. I was bewildered, frustrated, and in pain. I highly recommend it if you hate yourself