2 reviews
Hey Jealousy is one of the best comedies I have ever seen!
Gareth K. Bennett's story of paranoia, and jealousy is fast- paced comic thrills full of BIG BIG laughs, and even bigger surprises!
The story deals with a not-so-confident leading man whose beautiful girlfriend and her innocent encounters with other, more attractive men, send him into a dizzying series of paranoid flashbacks! Every encounter, no matter how innocent, fills the lead character with dread!
Hey Jealousy is one of the funniest films I have ever seen. It's well directed, beautifully written, and the cinematography is pretty good too! I really enjoyed this movie!
So get out there, and see it! You won't be disappointed.
Gareth K. Bennett's story of paranoia, and jealousy is fast- paced comic thrills full of BIG BIG laughs, and even bigger surprises!
The story deals with a not-so-confident leading man whose beautiful girlfriend and her innocent encounters with other, more attractive men, send him into a dizzying series of paranoid flashbacks! Every encounter, no matter how innocent, fills the lead character with dread!
Hey Jealousy is one of the funniest films I have ever seen. It's well directed, beautifully written, and the cinematography is pretty good too! I really enjoyed this movie!
So get out there, and see it! You won't be disappointed.
I'll be honest...
When I went to see the premier screening of "Hey Jealousy", I was not in a very good mood. Problems of my own dictated what I thought would be a horrible night.
But I was wrong.
To say the "Jealousy" was funny would be the last understatement of this decade. Not only did this film alleviate my terrible mood, but it expressed a profound sense of serenity.
In a story were you can't help but relate to the lovable characters, one begins to see the how the sincerest attentions can be overshadow by doubt and suspicion.
It was this astonishing revelation which caused me to study the film further. Bennett's use of light and humour are a refreshing sight of celluloid to modern and mundane sitcoms. I won't spoil the film by imposing and/or suggesting my interpretations of the various levels at which this film works on.
An ambitious and bold film that is as funny as it is important.
When I went to see the premier screening of "Hey Jealousy", I was not in a very good mood. Problems of my own dictated what I thought would be a horrible night.
But I was wrong.
To say the "Jealousy" was funny would be the last understatement of this decade. Not only did this film alleviate my terrible mood, but it expressed a profound sense of serenity.
In a story were you can't help but relate to the lovable characters, one begins to see the how the sincerest attentions can be overshadow by doubt and suspicion.
It was this astonishing revelation which caused me to study the film further. Bennett's use of light and humour are a refreshing sight of celluloid to modern and mundane sitcoms. I won't spoil the film by imposing and/or suggesting my interpretations of the various levels at which this film works on.
An ambitious and bold film that is as funny as it is important.