It Hits You When You Know It

For those who love movies like "The Best Man" or "Why Did I Get Married", you will love this movie. It is a great drama with many heartfelt moments that will make you laugh, worry, and get angry. The actor who played Chris stole the show, but the other actors also put in some truly good performances with nuances and depth that make you feel the impact of everything that goes on in the movie. I do wish, however, the character of Adam was a little more fleshed out as I felt there was more to delve into with him, but that is a minor complaint when compared to the end results. Smart writing keeps the drama going and avoids it getting stale, and the great performances brings it home. Truly, this movie a must-see.

It Hits You When You Know It is a unique indie chamber drama about old high school friends getting together for a wedding. However, things don't go smoothly for this wide range of characters, but that's what makes it interesting. The ensemble cast provides some good performances, and a few that are just fine, but they feel authentic and ultimately make me invested in how everything will shake out building up to the wedding and beyond. The film is also shot at a picturesque location out in the woods, which is a nice bonus visually. It Hits You When You Know It is a solid offering for those looking for a nice indie to watch tonight.

At first I thought it was a situational comedy, very funny and well acted. This melodramatic reunion with friends shares something to be appreciated. Most people can see themselves in this situation after having had long time friends. This Indie film is tastefully done. Each character holds their own equally without overshadowing the other. This film is professionally Produced and Directed, beautifully crafted from beginning to end. I like forward to watching more from this team of filmmakers.

A group of old friends who haven't seen each other in years gather in a cabin the night before a wedding. Old issues boil up as they reconcile their life choices and past relationships. The film is a contemporary 'Big Chill' with naturalistic writing and a standout performance from Patrick Rieger.

Funny and thoughtful. That's a great combo for a great movie. But also the perfect one to tell something about daily struggles anyone can relate to. The most interesting thing is to follow the development of the characters and how their relationships evolve from beginning to the end without being in need of a complex plot but rather a simple one: a meeting between old friends. The writing and the acting guide you through such a dynamic and vibrating series of scenes you never get bored of.