This movie could have been so much better than what it actually is. It appears as if the writer had an idea but was subsequently crippled by writer's block half-way through the script. The movies then became a series of soft-porn episodes that left any storytelling or plot behind. The latter half is just a jumbled mess of apparently improvised dialog, actors who appear anxious for the story to end so they can leave, and an abrupt ending that brings no resolution or closure to the story. Leaves the viewer with the realization that they just wasted over an hour of their life that they'll never ever get back. It's just the silliest movie that has ever hit the screens.
Review of A Moment in the Reeds
