I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. Often when I hear about comedies involving disabled people, it usually ends up that the disabled are the ones being made fun of, but this one turned that on its head.
There are two things in this movie that really struck home to me. One was the main character played by Rhys Darby pointing out that no one looked at him until he was in a wheelchair and the other was the shocking twist revealed by Alex (Sasha Alexander) that no one saw coming.
It's a fun movie, and it's such a refreshing change to see characters who are disabled and not the butt of the joke.
And of course, any movie with the delightfully funny, adorable and beautiful Sasha Alexander rates very highly in my opinion! (Nice cameo from the director Edoardo Ponti, too!)
There are two things in this movie that really struck home to me. One was the main character played by Rhys Darby pointing out that no one looked at him until he was in a wheelchair and the other was the shocking twist revealed by Alex (Sasha Alexander) that no one saw coming.
It's a fun movie, and it's such a refreshing change to see characters who are disabled and not the butt of the joke.
And of course, any movie with the delightfully funny, adorable and beautiful Sasha Alexander rates very highly in my opinion! (Nice cameo from the director Edoardo Ponti, too!)