Ted and Jo along with his brother Johnny are petty criminals in Montreal. Misunderstanding leads to an accidental death and hidden guilt.
There's great bits in this movie. You've gotta love "How's the pie?" ... "S***". That's a great bit. Also the actors tried so hard. The squeegy kid "Chevy" and Kim Huffman are great stand-outs, but there's limitation on their good works. This movie needs a better director who could be more imaginative with its camera work. It definitely needs writers to create more of those great bits. As for the story, it's somewhat offbeat but unoriginal (especially the ending). The ending seems like something that a high school writing class came up with. Again, the writers need to work some more on it. Nevertheless, it is still watchable with good laughs.
There's great bits in this movie. You've gotta love "How's the pie?" ... "S***". That's a great bit. Also the actors tried so hard. The squeegy kid "Chevy" and Kim Huffman are great stand-outs, but there's limitation on their good works. This movie needs a better director who could be more imaginative with its camera work. It definitely needs writers to create more of those great bits. As for the story, it's somewhat offbeat but unoriginal (especially the ending). The ending seems like something that a high school writing class came up with. Again, the writers need to work some more on it. Nevertheless, it is still watchable with good laughs.