User Reviews

This short did not entertain me. I wasn't impressed with anything about the story. How funny, the shopping carts come together to target cars. The story was mediocre, the shots were mediocre, and the editing was less than bad.

How do people continue to win festivals with entries like these? Where is the story, why don't we go in depth into the characters thoughts or interests? Inanimate objects don't have any depth to character, we can't see the shopping carts talk, and if they did, they would probably say "Don't see this movie."

LA must have needed some time slots to fill the festival, because I have no idea how this was chosen to be in it.

There are a couple questions that need to be asked going into this film... and when you walk away... they just are not answered. They are: Why? How?

Let me elaborate... Why did this film get chosen to the LA Festival, and How was it chosen? Why was it made? How did someone even come up with this remarkably horrible and stupid idea?

Shopping carts run amok, hit a green Firebird, the owner gets mad and curses at "Cart Boy". The carts in the meantime end up screwing each other and have a baby cart...

Ridiculous? Just a bit. Ingenuis? Not at all. Should you ever see this and waste 4 minutes of your life? If you are a down and out filmmaker and have problem with motivation then yes... watch the "Barney & Friends" writer at her best in this horrific piece of short film.

If you want more of a laugh, please check out the trailer she made for 2004's Austin Film Festival...

Austin... oh Austin what were you thinking? I agree with Justin and Mr Glass.

Sandra, if you do get to read this, please refrain from making that Feature Film you're promising to the world. Uwe Boll is genius director in comparison to you.