I know and after the game I told him ‘give us a go’. A few things didn’t go our way that arguably could have. “We were a bit stiff in the last quarter. We’ve come a long way from eight weeks ago when we played them last and they beat us by seven goals,” he said. “You’re never happy losing, but it’s probably the most content I’ve been with a loss.
With three losses by less than a goal from the teams’ past four meetings, Phillips said he was sure Kilmore’s luck would turn if the sides met again in the finals. Kilmore coach Nathan Phillips said despite the loss it had been one of his team’s most complete performances this season. Characters don’t get fleshed out as much as they should here and the story lacks any real depth which is quite a shame because this could’ve been quite a heartfelt, feel-good comedy but instead, the only thing it made me do was shrug my shoulders and want to watch something else immediately after.Tom McMillan played a negating role on Power star Jacob Lawson, and Steve McIntyre was as reliable as ever in defence.Ĭiaran Barton was a welcome addition to the Blues’ line-up, adding run from half back.
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That’s not to say the movie was doomed from the beginning – there are a ton of excellent movies out there with hugely simplistic concepts – but the difference is that this movie barely finds anything entertaining to do along the way. If you wanted to, you could really have this story be over a few minutes because of just how simple it is. I just wish they would’ve done a bit more with this story because honestly, it feels like it was stretched super thin. The direction by Everton and Meek feels fluid and it’s incredibly apparent that they’re talented people. These two feel like legitimate friends and it’s a lot of fun seeing them interact with one another, giving off great performances in a remarkably natural way.Īnd I must admit that sometimes, these two girls’ journeys can be a bit amusing to watch and they definitely go to some crazy places. Everything they do in this movie feels grounded. Its two leads – Everton and Call – have some of the best chemistry I’ve seen all year. So, a comedy with no laughs is hugely underwhelming for obvious reasons. So I’m sure some will watch this film and find themselves laughing quite frequently, but truth be told, I hardly ever laughed while watching Stop and Go and after all, this is a comedy. Comedy is an extremely subjective thing – some people are going to find things hilarious whereas others will stare at the screen in complete silence. I’m sure they are proud of their ideas for this film and that’s great, but personally, this film and its humor just didn’t work for me whatsoever. Strangely enough, it’s not the pacing that makes this movie a disappointment, but rather, the script by its two leads.
Sadly, though, you’d be wrong to expect that because Stop and Go doesn’t really offer too much of that. With a running time that short, you’d more than likely expect this to be an incredibly breezy, light-hearted, and genuinely funny movie with lots of heart to go around. Mallory Everton and Stephen Meek‘s Stop and Go is an extremely short movie running at a mere eighty minutes including credits. They embark on a hilarious, cross-country race against time while contending with a deranged dog breeder, a highly inappropriate nine-year-old boy, and a clueless Romeo, all in the name of family. Blake ( Mallory Everton) and Jamie’s ( Whitney Call) big plans for the year come to a screeching halt when they are forced to rescue their grandmother and her beloved dog from her nursing home before their irresponsible sister can get there first.
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