Baja

Right off the top, I want to put out there that I have a very biased opinion. I am one of the producers of BAJA.

That said, I got involved with Prankster Entertainment and Tony Vidal because his stories are uplifting and positive... And BAJA is such a film.

It is light; and yet there are some great plot twists. Even though I know the story, I can still get lost in it... wondering if everything is going to work out all right.

As a friend said to me, BAJA is a fable - with an excellent moral. I think it has several morals, but that's splitting hairs.

This is a perfect family movie. Everyone from the 6/8 year-old to Grandma and Grandpa - and every one in between - will be entertained and enjoy the experience.

There is a lot I could say about production quality - all very positive - however, I think the main point is the movie stands on its own along with all the other studio productions coming out today.

See BAJA - I think you'll like it!

P.S. The cast is amazing! :-)

Checked this movie out on a lark while it was in theaters and was really pleasantly surprised. Really fun little indie road trip comedy that covers all the bases (comedy, romance, suspense, drama). It's even got one of my favorite actors in it Mark Margolis (Hector Salamanca from Breaking Bad!).

If you're looking for a fun, feel good comedy that will draw you into its story and give you something a little more meaningful than your average comedy, this is definitely worth checking out. The entire cast is really solid and there are a ton of really fun supporting characters that pop in and out of the story. To top it off, the story and themes go a little deeper than you would expect on first glance and really stay with you.

Basically, there's no way you're going to come out of this movie not feeling better than when you went in. Highly recommend for a weekend afternoon flick or a good date night movie.

This is a fun, well-paced movie that's carried by an excellent ensemble cast of young actors and some good supporting actors you'll recognize, like Mark Margolis, Kurt Fuller and Cynthia Stevenson.

What starts out as an improvised road trip grows into a quest of sorts as the group of buddies - two guys and two girls - each have their personal reasons or agendas for traveling with their friends across the Baja peninsula. Just when you think you know how this story is going to go, surprising developments and revelations turn things upside down for everyone.

If you like a road trip movie with engaging characters and a story that surprises you - just like a great journey does - Baja delivers that and more.

I really liked Baja. I've spent plenty of time wandering down thru Mexico, without knowing exactly why. It's a magical, mysterious, and beautiful place. If you look up the history of cinema, in fact, proximity to Mexico (and distance from Edison) was one of the key reasons why the film industry settled in Hollywood to begin with. The Cal-Mex connection has been alive and well for at least a century, and that is very clear in Baja. I get it, I appreciate it, I value it.

Sure, there were plenty of cheesy moments in the film -- which is why I didn't give it an even higher rating. But that didn't bother me so much. I loved the passion and spontaneity and the magic realism of the trip. Oh yea, and plenty of laughs along the way, too. Well done!

Simple and funny script, photography is awesome of the natural beauty of bajacalifornia