A Valid filmic attempt
but Subconsciously littered and heavy with youth multiculturalist schmaltzy programmatic London themes. Crazy skinhead apparently lacklustre comedian needily courts 2nd/3rd generation immigrant as comedic partner, buttons here are pushed way too heavily, cheesy montage, overplayed and instantly appearing passion / emotion / bonding expose etc various very stereotype or unfleshed unbelievable characters litter this supposedly comedic / confused film, which seeks and desires to project an agenda on your thinking on multiculturalist society, young people in restaurants living in large nice shared houses with twee Jewish gypsy grandmothers in the suburbs, and the English restaurant boss is inexplicably somehow the bad guy
yeah, I suppose its comedy ? though I'm not sure where its emotionally aimed and it lolls around all over the place without the subtlety too make the manoeuvres its attempting. I'm not exactly sure which UK or London this film is based in, but its not one I recognise from any era, its that kind of programmatic media invisioned version of somewhere London the UK film industry likes to liberallist project. soft glow effect overused throughout, ends in a cut short manner with a heinous montage of implied saccharin ending. Not funny enough - not believable in any of the places it attempts to go, falls between all the stools
lands nowhere.
Review of Huge
