The humor was great throughout. The levels of "heart" were set to maximum. The talks of God, although sparse, was memorable. Everything was portrayed swiftly, without padding, The plot was very well thought out. Memorable lines and scenes abound. Overall, the writing was excellent. Some things that I particularly liked were Big Mac's journey from shrimp to super-writer, the actress coming to her senses about leaving. I also liked how actor David was his own boss. It gave him more menace about who he's dying of....cancer and his love for God. Plus, the modern-day bookends detract from the overall atmosphere. Still, the final scenes were poignant, although out-of-place.
Bravo to everyone involved with this!!
Bravo to everyone involved with this!!