Witty, sharp comedy that is worth tucking into.

"BUCKLE UP! I DRIVE FUCKIN' NUTS!" Offbeat & charming.

The beginning 15 minutes or so can be a bit rough and throw you off, but after that it gets surprisingly charming quickly. They don't play ultra-dramatic big reveal with the "plot twist" about him, it's just two misfits coming together.

Simon is my pyromaniac music boyfriend (“´꒳`“)

>You need to take it down a notch . Hot off my viewing of Snack Shack, I was pleasantly surprised to see that Adam Rehmeier also directed Dinner in America, a movie I'd attempted to watch a few years back but ultimately bailed on because it wasn't hitting me right. I'm very glad (after being blown away by his latest offerings) that I decided to go back. Push through the awkward opening 15 minutes, and you'll be rewarded with a cute, touching, but somehow rebelliously punk rock rom-com that is so off-pitch with it's peers that it feels wholly unique. A whirlwind from start to finish, grungy but also beautiful? It really is in a class and style of it's own, making it so refreshing and impressive. Yeah, Rehmeier is joining the shortlist of directors I'll unconditionally watch going forward. Now to decided if I want to risk this new found adoration by watching The Bunny Game. We shall see.