Ryan's Babe

.. I'm sure I would have enjoyed it.

As it stands, with my full faculties intact, this film is the loosest collection of random happenings I've ever seen committed to film. Things just happen with no rhyme or reason, Ryan is as limp as an old wet dishrag and barely reacts to anything, and the characters are so stupid they'd lose a battle of wits with a cheese sandwich.

I think another watch - maybe with friends and a boatload of drinks - is in order: at least we might get a good laugh out of it.

Bottom line: If you've exhausted the Neil Breen watchlist, this should definitely be next on your list.

It left my brain feeling like it had been drained of oxygen. I was bewildered, frustrated, and in pain. I highly recommend it if you hate yourself

I tried watching this after reading some of the comments (my favourite: "I thought this picture was better than Casablanca, Citizen Kane, and Gone With The Wind all put together, to the power of seven billion").

Sorry. Much as I'd love to cheer on a movie from Saskatchewan, "Ryan's Babe" is utterly unwatchable. The performances, script, and inept direction would be enough to sink it. However, I must single out "composer" Ross Nykiforuk for special mention. His bizarre and relentless score ( and I mean relentless -- the awful music never lets up for a second) had me shaking my head in disbelief.

Oh, and what's with the credit "Directed by Ray Ramayya, PhD"? We're pleased that you successfully defended your thesis, Dr. Ray. Now put it to better use.

Never before has a film evoked so many different emotions in me. It is a perfectly structured, well thought out, well written and shot film. Ryan's Babe needs a 2018 reboot with Rich Evans as the lead.

A must see.

The film was hilarious in some ways and sad in others times but most of all, fun to watch. I give Ray two thumbs up on this accomplishment and I think Ryan (Bill LeVasseur) was stellar as a guy who just cant win, no matter what he did...nice flick