Rideshare

Taxi Driver Collateral and a c rate horrir film had a kid It would be this movie. For an Amazon Prime movie it was great. Really funny.

Aside from the obvious low budget quality, the terrible actors, and a lacking storyline, it does make you think about rideshare from a safety perspective. And this is the only redeeming quality about the movie.

It is a slow burn, and bizarre film. Some scenes make no sense as to why it was even edited into the film.

So, yeah. Bizarre.

This is such a lame movie. There are no redeeming qualities. The acting is lackluster, the writing is dreadful. It feels like a movie that was made as a joke, trying to make an awful movie. This is not even a so bad it's good situation. The premise was interesting but it did not deliver whatsoever.

As far as indie movies go, you can do much worse. It's too slow paced to share with friends, but if you're a regular low budget hound then trying to wrap your head around the directors intentions should keep you entertained.

The film looks nice, except for some of the make up. The characters are all unlikable (I request for any of the reviewers who thought Jason was relatable: please seek help), but at least most of them keep changing. Acting ranges from hokey to passable. The motives of the characters don't really come across and mechanics of the story doesn't make sense, but that helps keep the weirdness factor up. And the ending was pretty fun.

If you ever wanted to watch an overly extended scene of Kevin from The Office spend an evening driving around and awkwarding people into taking poison with alarming consistency, this is the film for you.

I'm an uber driver and found this film truly inspirational. I can now put a creative twist into my mundane day job. The main character is practically an obese terminator. The acting is superb. A lot of female dialogue except I didn't catch what they said due to staring at their chesticles. This film catches Los Angeles women personalities perfectly. Pushup bras and brains of a squirrel. I took a star off due to inaccuracies of Hollywood. I read that the Director spent 60% of the film's budget on recreating Hollywood Blvd in Kalamazoo, Michigan where this was filmed. I live in Hollywood and can assure you this isn't how it truly looks. Also in one scene the main character took half a tainted hamburger out of a drugged out girl's hand. He didn't eat the hamburger but in real life a man of his stature would surely finish that veggie burger off. Anyways, I spent a lot of time contemplating if this masterpiece should replace JAWS as my lonely Saturday night special. YES with confidence. Waiting for the BluRay release.