Reviews

The visuals and soundtrack are a mind blowing decadence of surreality. It may be the only movie ever made where you can just listen to the sound by itself or watch the film with no sound and enjoy each experience equally. The story takes a backseat to its artistic bliss of sight and sound but when something is done so well it doesn't even matter.

A friend summed up Rock Paper Scissors as this gem of an indie-style 90s comedy. And, as Superbad fans know, these are hard to come by, and I have to say it was a blast. Sharp, witty dialogue, fun characters, AMAZING SOUNDTRACK and an overall nostalgia of a bygone era before screen addiction, lends an organic innocence to the film itself. It's a Dodgeball-esque underdog story wrapped in a Superbad raunch romp and I enjoyed every minute of it. The grander scenes are reduced by the budget but it didn't stop me from feeling the feels and caring for the heroes. RPS might be war but this film will soldier on.