Gray People

This is a real shame because this movie could have been kind of funny. But it's not good and having your friends and family give good reviews on here won't make it good. The premise could be funny but it's not. Within the the first 4 minutes of the movie we get to see how bad the acting will be, how bad the writing will be and even an unfunny fart joke. It's almost as if the writer director wrote one draft in an afternoon and just started shooting.

This filmmaker seems to have other credits, so then why is his filmmaking so bad? Terrible low camera angles, no depth in any shots, actors placed directly in the center of the screen for the least cinematic shots possible. It's like no one on set had ever spent any time analyzing what camera angles work best in a movie.

There is a story here and there is a premise that "could" have worked. The filmmaker really needs to spend more time working things out before shooting and get a better cast. There is a reason comedies of this nature are rarely over 90 minutes.

Bring on the Gray People! This movie hit me like a hard reality check. It's based in Florida, so I see a lot of Floridian situations popping up! Reminds me of Florida man. Gray people a new race of grey colored people, mixes comedy and satire in a way I haven't seen before. It's a little long, but I think anything else would have seemed rushed.

You don't see comedies like this anymore. Gray People has it's moments, and kept me laughing a majority of the time. There's something for everyone here. That cup on the butt scene. Lol, hilarious!!! The catch lines truly brought me back to shows I use to watch and cherish. Is this the beginning of a trilogy of franchise? Bring on part 2!

I have watched Gray People a few times now and each and every time I laugh a little bit harder than the last. While a lot of people can relate to what these 2 young men are trying to accomplish the plot thickens and takes you for a ride with twists and unexpected turns throughout the film.

I will say stereotypes in movies are difficult to avoid but it's possible with smart casting, writing and directing and I must say Romello Blade is a genius as he achieved this flawlessly with Gray People.

A racial stereotype is a depiction of an ethnicity or race based on tropes and clichés. Stereotypes are typically harmful because they reduce the complexity of real people and erase individuality, agency and power. They can permeate our shared culture and feed into unconscious biases. But this movie does just the opposite. Romello takes stereotypes to a whole new level as he not only braces diversity but captures the comedic aspect of real life situations happening in real time. This is a must see comedy.

The diverse cast was on point and the acting from everyone was outstanding. Again highly recommend you to watch you will NOT be disappointed.

Oh my what a mess. Saw the reviews thought I might give it a try but holy crap such nonsense. This is so bad on so many levels. I respect that people involved tried to make a movie but holy crap. Who was this meant for? Even kids I suspect can't watch this. Oh my gosh it's so bad and sad. Wasted money. Can't say talent because there was none. This is so bad. Cringe all the way. 1 star for the attempt but HOLY CRAP!!!!!!!! You can try to watch this drunk or high it won't get any better. This movie gave me second hand embarrassment. I typically love bad movies for their unintended humour but this is so bad it makes The Room seem like a top hollywood movie. "So, how's your sex life'?

I watched Gray People twice and will watch it again! It's a funny movie where fantasy meets and touches on some very real social issues. There are familiar and exaggerated stereotypes, that I found hilarious. Then Romeo Blade takes it way outside the box and created a new species!

It was fun to watch the Gray People speak their unique language- I challenge you to try not to laugh! I found myself cheering for both the Gray People and the loveable duo trying to get grant money.

This movie gently reminds us that financial, relationship and family issues are present in all races and also that prejudice, unfortunately, still exists. As a hopeless romantic, I LOVED the ending! There is truly something here for everyone!