I can't believe I watched the same film as everyone else. I thought the humor was lame. One of the funny parts was when a pretty woman acted as a shill at a shoe store. Another real funny time was when Fran's mom (Sally Noble Hager) drops her son off. Rick (Chris Stack) is watching and waving saying under his breath, "Wave if you want it." Okay, this stuff was funny in the 7th grade, but as an adult I had a hard time making it through this film.
Fran (Larry Dahlke) sells Futons and aspires to be a mattress salesman. He is going to race against Rick for the spot in a mini marathon. Meanwhile he is attempting to start a relationship with Carmen (Angie Craft). The romance aspect was poorly done. The characters were poor cliche caricatures. It is this type of film that gives "indie" a bad name when people rave over garbage.
No f-bombs, sex, or nudity.
Fran (Larry Dahlke) sells Futons and aspires to be a mattress salesman. He is going to race against Rick for the spot in a mini marathon. Meanwhile he is attempting to start a relationship with Carmen (Angie Craft). The romance aspect was poorly done. The characters were poor cliche caricatures. It is this type of film that gives "indie" a bad name when people rave over garbage.
No f-bombs, sex, or nudity.