This flick had me rolling on the floor! It's ultra hip with a cool 70s style to it. You can tell that it's a no budget film but the dialog is extremely funny. The actors are lovable idiots- you can't help but to root for them through out the movie. This is what true independent film-making is all about. I applaud the spirit of this little gem of a movie! If you have a chance, check this underground comedy out. You'll laugh out loud. The characters are quirky weirdos who you only find in dark alleys but yet you wish you could hang out with everyone of them. The Bravo Brothers should have their own movie-they're truly hilarious. The other three idiots- Joey, Evander and Tico have a lot of chemistry together. I highly recommend this little movie.
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A little rough around the edges Low-budget flick, but OK
jamiefrancis9822 May 2005
I liked this movie. It's definitely rough, but there is something genuine about it. The Sativa Brothers (which I believe are Alfredo Ramos and Larry Durand, who play the Bravo Brothers in the movie), are having a lot of fun with this flick. The BTS extras on the DVD are interesting. Actually some of the deleted scenes were very good, and surprise me a little why they were not inserted in the film. Seeing that it is a fairly short feature. Danny De La Paz as Joey is good. Funny at times, and likable. I also really enjoyed Santino Hamilton as Evander. Very subtle acting style, but funny at times. He also has a great behind the scenes sequence, where Ramos (I think), tries to use his 'hollywood' power to get two extra shooting hours out of Santino, by phoning Blockbuster (where he works), to let him come in two hours late. Very funny. I rate it a 6/10, getting slightly higher marks because of the limited $11,000 budget.
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