An already awkward date turns very strange as constant interruptions reveal a third wheel.
Positives: Strong beginning to scene - lots of non-sequitors (water for free, obviously bad wig, etc), clear comedic perspective from the rude guy, good start. Has a Tim and Eric, I Think You Should Leave energy. Fun to give a perspective to the stomach - sounds rude and... Australian? English? Uncertain.
Improvements: It was apparent from about 50% through that we were building to a reveal with his stomach, and then clear that the stomach was talking. So, that kinda weakened any surprise. Further, the stomach talking didn't add anything; it offered an explanation of what was going on in the moment, but then didn't add anything. Dude put his head down - I think(?) it was a stab at anti-comedic ending, BUT, with all the build-up, we needed something more than just a slow fade out. So, interesting beginning, but it didn't build and then it faded.
Positives: challenging concept.
Improvements: mix of establishing shots with close up could be improved
Positives: This short had me laughing consistently throughout, and I was quite impressed by its originality and natural humor. The interesting and bizarre choices you made added an extra layer of excitement, and I appreciated how effortlessly the comedy flowed. I am perhaps a little biased because this very much reminds me of the type of film I would make with my friends when I was this age. Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more from you in the future.
Improvements: It wasn't easy for me to muster up anything too critical here because I had so much fun, but I can suggest a couple areas for improvement. While your primary character was entertaining and engaging, it may have been even more impactful if he experienced some sort of transformation or growth by the end of the film. This could help create a clearer arc and give your story a stronger sense of purpose. Additionally, while the restaurant setting was effectively conveyed through the dialogue and action, adding in some props or a shot of the set table could have further sold the environment and made the scenes even more immersive. However, I will say that the low production value in that regard was actually quite charming and didn't detract from the humor at all. Overall, your work is undeniably hilarious and shows a lot of potential. Keep up the great work!
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