4/5 Quirky Canadian independent
  by Bradley F. Smith (Miami Beach, FL)
Billed somewhat incorrectly as a "slacker" comedy, this enjoyable flick is more about bigger questions of life and love than its packaging would indicate. Steph Song is hot as the love interest, but the rest of the cast is little known. Very good writing and a great score by numeorus indie Canadian rockers. Set in Vancouver. I'm not sure what's green about this, except maybe the marijuana plants grown by the lead's droll parents. Definitely see this one.

4/5 Green is the Theme
  by Concerned One (Clarinda, IA)
This movie lives up to it's name, and green is a recurrant theme. You could play a game in this to see how many referances to a "green" thing there is in it. Paulo Costanzo plays a office worker who has the worst day of his life all at once, and then things turn around in a way quite different from what he planned. Instead of winning the lotto, he gets a job working for it. Along with this, other opportunities come about, and he has chances to do things he's never done before. However, he also has to battle the possiblity of changing what he was into something he didn't want to become. This movie has quite a few laughs, and some outlandish situations, but definately a sleeper. Worht a viewing.