Club Utopia

I have acted in some films that turned out to be disappointing when I saw them on the big screen. When I was offered the role of Cisco in Club Utopia I was immediately interested because I had already had a very pleasant experience working with the Director/Producer, Frank Caruso. When I read the script, I was doubly interested, and when we discussed the project and I learned who would be in the cast and crew, I was confident that I was signing on to a quality film project. In the end, when I viewed the final version of the film, I was very, very happy. We had made a film that I can be proud to recommend to anyone who enjoys a good, fun, fast moving comedy.

Entertaining likable characters with a fun story. Never lags and no lousy performances make me a happy guy. go see it. Hope somebody picks it up.Frank Caruso has spent many years in the biz and this is a wonderful film.The three main leads are strong, Frank is comedic, the Star female lead is adorable, and her husband is a great actor and should go on to do many films as a lead. Great look and will be an amazing bad guy. Great Camera work as usual for Jay. keep up the great work. Hope the new series is a go. It goes to show that if you never give up and work with the same people year after year film after film eventually you win and this is a winner

This film would appeal to a wide audience. It has some adult content, but it is not vulgar. It has scenes in a strip club but there is no full nudity and the strippers scenes are "respectable". What I mean is, if a person wanted real bump and grind, down and dirty strippers, they wouldn't find them in this film. We see Sally, the wife trapped in a boring wholesome life, transform from a clean-cut young wife into a bold angry wife who wants to get even with her cheating husband. The drama is tongue-in-cheek, much to laugh at, and an interesting story line to maintain interest. The cast of likable characters was well chosen. As one of the earlier reviewers stated, this film is similar to "I Love You To Death" with Kevin Kline and Tracy Ullman a 1990 film that I loved.

Wasn't expecting much but it turned out to be one of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time. The story is good and the actors are better. I know I laughed at least 20 different times. Thank you Amazon for streaming this movie. I enjoyed it from beginning to end, especially the scene where the guy was eating chicken under the bed. That was hilarious with a capital H.

This is one of the worst movies I have ever watched. I'm 53 years old, watched movies since I was a child, and never have I seen a 'professionally' made film that was as badly written and filmed as this one.

The plot is ridiculous. The dialog could have been better written by a Grade 3 class, in the dark, with screwdrivers instead of pencils. Seriously, it's that bad. I actually encourage those brave enough (and who have literally nothing better to do) to watch and get a laugh. Aside from this, this movie is pointless. Giving it a 1 is generous.

The only person with any acting skill is the lead actress, and I feel bad for her that she had to suffer through the scenes in making this film. She deserves a chance with better material and better production values.