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Humaira Grant It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

Usamah Harvey The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.

Antheneh Synopsis - Filmed as though it were a movie from the 50's, in black and white, and sound edited to make it sound older; 'Tomorrow Night' is the mildly funny and very depressing stories of a few people, whose incidents wind up connecting.Overview - Being a massive Louis C.K. fan I watched this movie as it really it did peak my interest. As stated; this movie is different. I mean different with a capital D, highlighted, underlined, and written in bold letters. It is something that may leave you with suicidal thoughts, okay that's an exaggeration. But it is honestly a very strange and depressing movie. Having said that, it does have some funny parts that as a Louis C.K. fan you may find funny.Story - The film quite honestly does not have that interesting of a story, however it turns out well and with (believe it or not), a twist ending.Cinematography - It's shot well and really does capture the 50's style they were going for. I want to say "God knows why Louis decided to do this", but even God doesn't know. It's a different take, which I respect, but I don't see the point. Therefore leaving me even more baffled than before.Acting - The acting is alright, nothing that will leave you jaw-dropped but a few of the characters (roughly 3 or so) are, in my opinion, extremely funny. However, they're funny because of their presentation and the way they are in the moment.Disapointments - I'm fairly disappointed that Steve Carrell didn't have a funnier role, and I was disappointed as to how unfortunately sad the movie left me (I mean actually depressed sad). Overall, the movie is only an hour and a half, as well as only $5. It's nice to see all the now famous actors in this movie as they were prior to being popular. It's also nice to see the shift in comedy that Louis has taken over the years, regardless of the similarities here and there. It's worth a watch, at least that.Ending here, I give this movie a 6.8 out of 10. I want to say that it's a seven, but I just can't. Trust me it's close, but I can't.

johnloch Something totally different from Louis CK! The main character draws you in and the supporting cast is hilarious.Some standout performances by Chuck Sklar, Rick Shapiro, Steve Carell and J.B. Smoove.Chuck Sklar plays the straight man so well you just have to find out what he's hiding.Rick Shapiro as Tina has some of the funniest lines and facial expressions in the movie.Steve Carell's scenes will have you laughing as hard as he is.And I want J.B. Smoove to be my mailman!The movie reminds me of a Woody Allen flick if Woody Allen shot and edited the film on mushrooms and nitrous.So forget trying to make any logical sense of the movie and enjoy the hilarious trip.

petshop An anal-retentive camera store manager with an odd sexual ritual, (i.e. sitting in large bowls of ice cream and masturbating) seeks a girlfriend and chooses from his customers.He befriends an reclusive old woman and soon becomes her lover.She tries to keep this from her insanely verbally abusive husband, and survives on the hope that her estranged son who has joined the military will return one day. The performances of the old couple are so bad that they are unsettlingly realistic. One can almost see the line between acting and being and wonders if this is intentional. If so, it's brilliant. If not, clever camp. I'm not sure which answer would be more disturbing.The clever ending revolves around an unclaimed package of photos. The clerk finally musters up enough courage to break the unspoken ethics code of photo shop clerks and look at the photos. Only to see they are pictures of his own murder.Very weird, which is good, but a little too boring to survive on weirdness alone.

JOJO-22 Very funny film, but be warned, it's out there. Think Woody Allen on a seriously mind-altering drug.