Stuck in Park

Stuck in Park has this quirky, almost chaotic energy that really captures the essence of New York's parking struggles. The pacing feels a bit wobbly at times, which oddly fits the theme of a guy stuck in his own head while wrestling with the absurdity of city life. The humor is dry, and there's a nice blend of practical effects that give it an authentic feel, like real cars and real streets, instead of CGI. Performances are pretty solid, particularly the lead, who balances frustration with a hint of self-discovery. It’s a bit offbeat, but that’s what makes it stand out. The film dives into themes of anger management, but does so with a light touch, making it relatable without getting too heavy.

Quirky comedic tone · Themes of self-discovery · Focus on practical effects