Not something to set the film world on fire but ...
FINALLY, a sort-of-media review of East Broadway!
The bad
As played by Harold, he’s also miserably bland, and he and Lee’s Grace have embarrassingly little chemistry. Their scenes together are painfully stilted, and often sound as if they were produced by a Cinderella-movie writing machine, including lines like “I’ve never met anyone like you before!”, and “I couldn’t believe that someone like you could ever be with someone like me.”
The good
These rather significant complaints aside, however, there’s a charming lack of seriousness to the film that renders it surprisingly watchable .... While I wouldn’t recommend passing up anything to see East Broadway, if you’re a Tribeca addict with a free time slot, you could do worse than take in this harmless romantic comedy.
Thankfully, there wasn't any ugly (his hair didn't rate a mention *smiles*).
The bad
As played by Harold, he’s also miserably bland, and he and Lee’s Grace have embarrassingly little chemistry. Their scenes together are painfully stilted, and often sound as if they were produced by a Cinderella-movie writing machine, including lines like “I’ve never met anyone like you before!”, and “I couldn’t believe that someone like you could ever be with someone like me.”
The good
These rather significant complaints aside, however, there’s a charming lack of seriousness to the film that renders it surprisingly watchable .... While I wouldn’t recommend passing up anything to see East Broadway, if you’re a Tribeca addict with a free time slot, you could do worse than take in this harmless romantic comedy.
Thankfully, there wasn't any ugly (his hair didn't rate a mention *smiles*).