Mr. Rudolpho's Jubilee

A very nice entertaining movie, inviting loud laughs and big smiles. Clear about good guys and bad ones, and about morale. That taken, the dance around the obvious line is catchy and joyful. One really feels better leaving the cinema, as a good movie should do. And some information on the development of cities is given in between.

A charming oddball comedy. I saw it in preview last night and loved it. Quaint and subtle, it's a delight to watch. It's not quite your avew3rage comedy. You'll certainly need a taste for the off-the-wall and intelligent. If you like your comedy simple and upfront then this may be the wrong pick for you. If you want some whimsy, give it a go.

Five of my friends and I saw Mr. Rudolpho's Jubilee last night and we all really enjoyed it. It's another quirky, humorous, original gem from the very talented Michael Glover and Robyn Rosenkrantz, aka Bright Blue Gorilla. Glover, who wrote the script, has an ability to imagine odd situations that would not normally have much to do with each other and bind them together. In the "screwball comedy" tradition, their description, of Bright Blue Gorilla's previous films Mr. Rudolpho's Jubilee is populated with a myriad of off beat, slightly exaggerated characters in often absurd situations delivering perfectly timed quips and retorts in a story filled with twists and turns. At first one isn't sure where the story is going but eventually everything is tied up very nicely. Make-up and wardrobe deserve a mention here as well. Clearly a lot of thought and effort was put into making the actors in the film fun to look at. An interesting aspect of the script is that a good part of the story line is driven by songs performed and written by Bright Blue Gorilla themselves. Looking for a fun night out? Here you go.

A funny and exhilarating story as a mixture of crime and comedy, as well as great music performances as in-scene live performance, and at the same time storytelling by Bright Blue Gorilla (director Michael Glover and producer Robyn Rosenkrantz), plus great sets especially in Berlin, an international cast with many slanting figures, and a lot of excitement, joy, laughter and all sorts of scurries (I only say: microwave). Very recommendable little indie pearl, don't miss out!

Mr. Rudolpho's Jubilee is a original, sweet and humorous, romantic and abstract mix of a movie. What is real and unreal in this world ? Director Micheal Glover and producer Robyn Rosenkrantz, aka BrightBlueGorilla a name to remember. They also appear as Musical Angels in the movie without wings, but it can give you wings to feel light and bright, singing along easy, the original songs with simplicity that has it own high quality, so true to put out in this world and having fun. A unusual great ensemble cast, unexpected moments in the movie, once you think it could go this way, it turns to another way. Your own head cinema starts or you allow yourself to open up with sympathy for the surreal elements to remember for a long term. It reminds me also little bit of Genre Fellini & Woody Allen. BrightBlueGorilla they have it own great flow to go, with fantastic tensions and heart. A fun movie to see with friends, to take you in another journey.