Harvey

I really had high hope for this. I thought it was awesome. But as a result, what I got was the opposite. It's a low-budget film. Moreover, it's so slow and the acting is so weird. The scenes are kind of ugly. It's totally bad. I can't even watch the whole thing, so, I skipped some unnecessary parts and watched the main parts.

Initially, this film deserves only one star. I gave one more star because it made me wonder how the police would know who the real killer is.

My advice? It's not a good film to spend the time with. If I were you, I would choose the other great films rather than this.

This story about a misanthropic employee at a suburbian bowling alley is a unique who dunnit and has a distinctive 80's feel. The cast is great especially the bowling alley regulars led by Irv Becker as Randy. This team has a project in the works called CHOP SHOP which should be on all of our "watch out for" future films. Check out Harvey. What a great ride.

This was one of only 8 films approved in 2020 by the screen actor's guild under the new SAG contract. Filming during covid has been very difficult & I give props to this entire crew for what they put together while filming with the rigid restrictions.

If you have an appreciation for film festivals & small independent films, you will enjoy what this team has put together with such limited resources.

I thoroughly enjoyed Harvey and recommend it to anyone that appreciates a delicious drama brought to life by a talented cast. The well-written storyline, the palpable tension, and the crisp, flowing action allow the actors to fully develop their complex characters. Darius Autry is superb as Harvey-a misunderstood, underappreciated young man whose reactions to his life situation tend to hide his heart of gold. Allison Meister is fantastic as a friendly coworker of Harvey's who gets dragged into a horrible predicament along with their boss, Keith, a role played with passion by Johnny Alonso. Andrew Rogers is memorable as Sheriff Davis, a generally mistrusting and cynical sort who's still reasonable and fair. Erin O'Brien as Karen is a delight. And what about Jack, played by Richard Cutting? He shares his hard-earned wisdom about life with Harvey, and I'm still not sure what the deal is with him. I might have to watch this film a few more times and see if I can figure him out. I could go on and list every cast member because they all did such good work. And the quality of the film shows that the behind-the-scenes folks know their craft. Harvey is a first-class film that's well worth watching.

Great movie. Watched it at the Baltimore premier and on Amazon prime. Good character development and a great soundtrack! Def recommend. I'm looking forward to the next project these actors are involved in.