Movers Ultimate

It's vulgar, it's raunchy, it's "Movers Ultimate."

Had the opportunity to attend the Pittsburgh premiere and I had a great time watching this flick.

Great chemistry among the cast, laugh out loud moments throughout, and has that sweet spot of a runtime where it wasn't too short and wasn't too long.

Really impressed with this independent comedy!

I watched this movie because I have a friend associated with it. I'm sorry, but it's not good. The script needs help. There seemed to be a desperate attempt to be funny. It didn't work. I'll second other reviews, where the acting is not believable. Maybe with a better cast of more experienced actors, this movie would have more weight behind it. If I was Ben Rood, I would have concentrated on building a good cast with great comedic actors. This would have saved your movie and your script. Se Marie is probably the only saving grace. The guys who played the movers were 'okay' at best. The woman who played the crazy home owner was over-the-top animated and was uncomfortable to watch. I'm sorry to my friend who worked on the movie, but man, it wasn't good.

As a follow up to director Rood's first feature film, a horror called Don't Run, this pivot to a raunchier college style comedy pleasantly surprised. Though clearly a low budget labor of love for the cast and crew, Movers Ultimate still carried a more pronounced air of storytelling confidence compared to Rood's first outing. A progressive step up on the filmmaking ladder that should make the filmmakers proud.

Movers offers a light hearted tale of two friends with some worthy laughs along the way. Don't overthink it. Click play and enjoy.

After watching the film and reading the reviews, I found this indie to be fantastic for what it is, an independent comedy with a smaller budget than bigger films. Yes it's not perfect, but perfect is not what I was expecting from an indie film. I recommend this film for anyone who's has a real sense of humor.

I really liked this movie, i believed this was gonna be one that you put on tv while you are scrolling down your phone, and it actually was, however comedy was completely relatable, and overall it really delivered.