aTypical Wednesday

...and I liked every minute of it. I stumbled upon this while flipping through Amazon Prime. I thought I'd try it for a few minutes, and got hooked almost immediately. I'm going to be honest here. I am not at all familiar with J. Lee. But I really enjoyed him here. Because he seemed real. And, despite decent performances by the supporting actors, this film is very much his. I hope to see more of him. And btw, although you won't see it in this film...this man can play classical piano!!! The illogical aspect here is...let's see...a Black man driving around LA all day with a little white boy. You think about it. But it works. I have to take one thing back. I didn't like every minute of it. Michael Ealy, a pretty decent actor, is totally unconvincing here as the therapist. Totally unconvincing. But other than that, it's a great little film.

Simple but to the point. I thoroughly enjoyed it as it spoke to human behavior & the need to develop one's consciousness. I was able to see how one contradicts oneself & through experience & guided insight can then improve oneself.

First off, why is this movie getting 10/10 stars. Did I watch the same movie??! The acting was HORRIBLE and CRINGE. I love unscripted diaglogue only when it seems natural...this movie did not have that, like, I could tell when someone went off script. I laughed out loud once during a Michale Ealy scene because me and him already knew the main character is an annoying cry baby with anger problems. The main character ( i cant even remember his name) does not come off comedic but rather childish. Some scenes reminded me of Uptown Girls, "atypical" troubled babysitter watching a troubled child. Don't waste your time trying to watch this like I did. I gave a two because Michael Ealys role and performance, it added just a bit normality.

Nice movie,love lee and Emmy lamp man n d kid performance. What atypical Wednesday