Harvey

This story about a misanthropic employee at a suburbian bowling alley is a unique who dunnit and has a distinctive 80's feel. The cast is great especially the bowling alley regulars led by Irv Becker as Randy. This team has a project in the works called CHOP SHOP which should be on all of our "watch out for" future films. Check out Harvey. What a great ride.

I think filming during covid was pretty bad and expected this to be just an OK movie, while it is not million dollar big studio movie it is well put together great music, cool small town setting, cool cast while not huge names they did a great job. I was fortunate to get a ticket when they did a premier in Baltimore Maryland, I enjoyed it on the big screen, meeting some of the cast members who are really cool down to earth people, including the main character Harvey. I also later watched it at home and saw some little things I missed in the theater. The Keith character (Johnny Alonso) is from Maryland it is cool to see a fellow Marylander in movie. Be sure to check out the bands in the movie too good music, and some fellow Marylanders too.

This was one of only 8 films approved in 2020 by the screen actor's guild under the new SAG contract. Filming during covid has been very difficult & I give props to this entire crew for what they put together while filming with the rigid restrictions.

If you have an appreciation for film festivals & small independent films, you will enjoy what this team has put together with such limited resources.

I really had high hope for this. I thought it was awesome. But as a result, what I got was the opposite. It's a low-budget film. Moreover, it's so slow and the acting is so weird. The scenes are kind of ugly. It's totally bad. I can't even watch the whole thing, so, I skipped some unnecessary parts and watched the main parts.

Initially, this film deserves only one star. I gave one more star because it made me wonder how the police would know who the real killer is.

My advice? It's not a good film to spend the time with. If I were you, I would choose the other great films rather than this.

I thoroughly enjoyed Harvey and recommend it to anyone that appreciates a delicious drama brought to life by a talented cast. The well-written storyline, the palpable tension, and the crisp, flowing action allow the actors to fully develop their complex characters. Darius Autry is superb as Harvey-a misunderstood, underappreciated young man whose reactions to his life situation tend to hide his heart of gold. Allison Meister is fantastic as a friendly coworker of Harvey's who gets dragged into a horrible predicament along with their boss, Keith, a role played with passion by Johnny Alonso. Andrew Rogers is memorable as Sheriff Davis, a generally mistrusting and cynical sort who's still reasonable and fair. Erin O'Brien as Karen is a delight. And what about Jack, played by Richard Cutting? He shares his hard-earned wisdom about life with Harvey, and I'm still not sure what the deal is with him. I might have to watch this film a few more times and see if I can figure him out. I could go on and list every cast member because they all did such good work. And the quality of the film shows that the behind-the-scenes folks know their craft. Harvey is a first-class film that's well worth watching.