The trials and tribulations that come with attempting to make a career out of acting are not often things we as moviegoers get to see, and especially get to see depicted or even talked about in movies. Walk of Fame tells an original quirky tale about a group of wannabe actors who are trying to find their roles in the spotlight of Hollywood. I thought that writer and director of the film, Jesse Thomas, did a great job at creating a world that focuses solely on that day-to-day process that goes into becoming a movie star. The irony Thomas uses to poke fun at that same process is not only what made the film worth smiling at, but also what helped the film yield an inspiring message: If you're looking to become an actor, don't give up despite how tough times may get; and if you're a struggling actor, you're not alone. Whether or not that message applies to you does not matter. This refreshing story is something I'd recommend to movie lovers, especially if you're in the mood for a good laugh!
Review of Walk of Fame
