The Big Shot

About This Movie

The Big Shot is a curious blend of comedy and crime, directed by Edward Killy. The premise is quite amusing—a small-town vet unexpectedly comes into a fortune, which leads to some chaotic attempts at generosity. The film captures that whimsical tone of the late '30s, with a light-hearted atmosphere that's punctuated by moments of real absurdity. The pacing is brisk, which keeps you engaged, but it does have those classic slower beats where characters reflect on their shambling misadventures. The performances are solid, with a certain charm that feels authentic, especially when the vet’s good intentions go awry. It's not your typical crime film; there's a heart underneath the humor that makes it stand out in its own right.

Features a unique blend of crime and comedy · Character-driven narrative with a light-hearted tone · Engaging performances that elevate the script