Last Pickup

I LOVED the film. I was able to see the screening for this film in one of the NYC Film Festivals in Brooklyn. I was so impressed with the film and its direction. All of the characters were like-able. Even the road blocks were enjoyable. It was a great story with a nice twist at the end. The cinematography was excellent. There were a lot of good camera angles that made you feel like you were right there (just look at the poster). The story was very well written. I thought it was going to be a typical Hollywood ending. It was anything but. I can't wait to see the movie again when it hits the theaters. It would be awesome if they would make a part 2.

Such a well done independent film that you will watch and find it hard to believe that the movie is not a big budget production.

The acting is absolutely wonderful. Nicholas Luna and Chuck English work off each other like a longtime comedy duo. Emma Craig is a breath of fresh air. She's empathetic, pathetic, seriously concerning and amazingly hilarious all at once.

Special shout out to the art department did a fantastic job making the main set such an amazing environment that carries the story, as the two main characters try to figure out where to go from the strange spot they've found themselves in.

All in all, it's a very interesting story with twists and turns, comedic moments and tension. I really recommend this film!

There are only two reviews yet for this movie, both scoring a perfect ten, so it's needless to say what happened there, we all know those reviews from people that only review one movie in their lifetime. So I wouldn't pay too much attention to those reviews as they are obviously biased. That said this movie isn't bad, certainly not for a low budget movie. You can see it's low budget but that doesn't mean it's not worth watching, I've see worse. The acting was decent (the whole cast is unknown to me but they did a good job) and the story is pleasant to follow. There's potential with that story, so with a higher budget it could have been better but it is what it is for now. It's entertaining and that's good enough for me.