Crazy Right

Crazy Right is an intense fever dream that leads you through what remains of one man's sanity. After a tragic incident, he finds neither answers nor happiness at the bottom of a bottle but keeps trying for good measure. Patrick Green and Lindsae Klein latch onto your emotions and don't let go as they lead you through the murky landscape of memory, regret, and pain. Confounding, compelling, and hard to forget.

I watched this movie because at the time it had a 7.5 rating. The lead actor may be a good actor and I would like to see him in SOMETHING ELSE!

The actress portraying the wife was a total casting error. She was awful.

I was so bored- I could have read a book during this film and never missed anything. May have been okay for a short.

The ratings fooled me... endured this for almost an hour, as the main character is sort of charismatic, and the sony walkman he uses brought back some memories, but boredom remained... I usually don't stop a film before end credits, but this one was a waste of time, so I opted for a Korean Thriller instead. Don't get me wrong, the production looks good for the budget, but the entertainment factor is accordingly low.

I liked patrick d green in escaping freedom so thought i would check this one out... he is great but the lead actress is grating. The way she delivers her lines i swear got on my nerves fairly quickly. Even as a delusion in his head she is over the top. Think about it even if she really was like in real life ... if she is only in his head now you would think he would change it up a bit... to make her more likeable or see her thru rose colored glasses as some lovers do but nope just grating. One pro of the movie is patrick d green being comfortable with male nudity both in this movie and escaping freedom he shows off what he has haha. Definitely good for him. The chemistry between him and the female lead feels forced... at least in escaping freedom his chemistry was great with the actress that played his sister so much so that if it had a different plot she would of made a good love interest. Bottom line dont miscast your leading lady and expect people to be ok with it... ugh.

Patrick Green's performance in this stylish and gripping art house drama keeps the viewer riveted. Insightful about the workings of the alcoholic mind and of survivor guilt.