This is an interesting look at how hard it is to sell a script and break into the movie business. There are some slow moments but also several amusing ones. I would recommend this film for anyone who is interested in the business side of the movie world.

51.500

Some funny moments, and a very good representation of selling a script in Hollywood as two nobodies. Still, even for a huge Kenny vs. Spenny fan like myself, it got repetitive and boring near the end. The 54 minute runtime probably could have been shortened another 10 minutes without losing anything.

I'm a Kenny vs Spenny fan, but this is almost universally unfunny. Oftentimes awkward, but not in a way that's fun to watch.

It's interesting, if only to watch Kenny and Spenny struggle for fame a full five years before CBC picked up their show and made them the Canadian pseudo-celebs they are today. Watching these two bicker never gets old, and there's plenty to fight about here as they pitch their mafia-comedy script to anyone who'll listen. A lot of famous writers and film personalities show up along the way to dole out advice, and the agency stuff at the end is hilarious in retrospect. Worth a look.