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Keep in mind, not every movie needs to have a series of exposition, nor does it need to be perfect, sometimes they just have to be simple and entertaining. Without spoiling what this movie has in store, its comedy that revolves around one man's misfortunes, which is Sam Hill played by Michael Schmid, and how karma favors him in the end. This is the kind of movie that people every day can look at and say, "Damn, that's how I feel," and then, "that's how I want my days to be." This film also have a couple nice things for those who follow the Breaking Fate Team's Franchise, for example Bacon makes a cameo here, among some other fun references. The actors and actresses in this did a wonderful job playing the part they were given, and having fun with, I am not going to pick at any single person as I feel that would diminish their as a whole in this case. I will say that after seeing some of my colleagues, I don't know if I can look at them the same way again. (Then again I shouldn't judge as I have done some crazy stuff too, much love guys) If I have to say anything were to have been improved, I would say two things, some of the dialog can use a boost in clarity as some lines were lost to the background music. Secondly I would be curious to have seen the events that led to what I saw, not that it lacked, but it would be interesting to see what made Sam take this one job or why he chose this girl.

9/10 Stars and Stripes, and Cigars Reviewed by: Mykal Rodriguez

On the surface, Sam Hill appears to have his life in order; wife, house in the burbs, and a job to keep those things afloat. You know things aren't going to go his way from the first buzz from the classic throw-something-at-it-to-make-it-stop alarm clock. From the time he gets out of bed, life goes from bad to worse beginning with an empty toilet paper roll, to a rude boss, co-workers & customers, and finding out that he doesn't have the wife and friends he thought he had. What's a guy to do now? Go to the bar, of course! With some support (and free booze) from the bartender, and some uplifting advice from a pretty stranger, Sam is DONE with today, and he WILL make tomorrow count! And with the horrendous sound of the alarm, Sam willfully takes on the day and any challenges that get thrown his way, and finally ending up back at the bar, but this time to celebrate his life choices; not to mention getting more free booze...and the pretty stranger. The lesson you need to take away with you? Everyone has bad days, how you deal with it is up to you. Oh, and if you leave your lube out on the nightstand, always test it for tampering...just sayin'.