While some parts were a little confusing or poorly acted, I greatly enjoyed the premise and where it takes the main character Latte Pronto (Charlie Day). When you look at the events from their perspective, it shows how unpredictable and volatile Hollywood is. And the perspective of the other characters is less interested in who this mysterious character is, and rather how this new kid on the block can benefit them. No one even realizes that he doesn't say a word. I didn't love Ken Jeong's character and felt that their progression was unclear at times. Charlie Day, Common, Ray Liotta, Jason Sudeikis, and Adrien Brody all stood out in their performances.
