It’s got it’s randomness, it’s abnormal but also has it’s comedy, a heart. I loved it and it’s plot and great work from david earl.

There's something so charming about this movie. It's pretty simple, and to that point it's a bit slower paced, but it's a weirdly enjoyable slow pace... I couldn't help but be interested and entertained in the most mundane moments, some scenes so much so that I was enjoying watching more than some big-budget action films have done lately. There's some magic laced in the DNA of this movie in that regard but I can't quite put my finger on what it exactly is. I guess it might just be the feeling of an indie Sundance? A double "A" production? Not sure. But I'm glad I watched it, and I hope other people can enjoy its charm and humor like I did.

Less enjoyable than what i had hoped. Both on the comedic and the dramatic sides...

Lars and the Real Girl would be so jealous!

Quirky comedy with the very talented David Earl and his washing machine, Chris Hayward. The ending doesn't make much sense but then again, this isn't a film to be taken too seriously.