All Wrong

About This Movie

All Wrong is a quirky little comedy that doesn’t shy away from the absurdities of life. Carlos is in a real pickle—his restaurant is floundering, that classic trope of falling for his best friend's girlfriend adds layers of tension, and humor is found in his rather unfortunate anatomy struggles. The pacing feels a bit off at times, but that actually reinforces the awkward charm of the whole experience. The performances are a mixed bag, with some actors really nailing that offbeat vibe while others seem to be still figuring it out. Practical effects? Nothing extravagant, but they add a nice touch to the overall feel. It’s this blend of discomfort and humor that makes the film distinctive, a kind of awkwardness that sticks with you.

Good for those who appreciate offbeat comedies. · Watch for the awkward humor and character dynamics. · Not your usual romantic comedy setup.