5/5 Full Grown Men Review
  by Randy Neubert
Hello to all, I was able to see this picture before it was released on DVD, Let me just say the story was outstanding! The action and drama where a perfect combination along with a entertating and fun loving plot. it a must see and I give it a A+++ rating for its performance, buy it today you won't be dispointed! I know it is not rated, but I did take my 10 year old to see it and he loved it too!!!! Randy N

5/5 Oh no! Marvin's not real?
  by E. M. Ochs (Oregon, USA)
Indy film "full grown men" visits the mind of Alby Cutrera, who is kicked out of his house by his wife because it's often difficult to tell who's younger; Alby or his young son. With nothing better to do, he decides to revisit his childhood, when times were perfect, mermaids were real, and moose could talk. Alby talks his schoolhood friend Elias, who has a completely different view of their shared experiences as children, into taking him to Diggityland, because Elias is going that way anyway. When Elias tries to get through to him, Alby remains stuck in the past as he now believes it was. Even when he is confronted with some ugly information about one of his childhood heroes, he is still unwilling and unable to leave his childhood behind. Alby's attempt to revisit those perfect days does, finally, show him that one can't really go back, and, maybe, in the process he grows up a little. Maybe...

5/5 Fantastic Five Star Fun
  by Tessa Souter (USA)
I love this movie. It's funny and heartfelt and serious at the same time, and has brilliant performances -- particularly from Judah Friedlander, who absolutely stole the show for me when I saw it at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere (long before he turned up in my favorite TV show (30 Rock) by the way), and Alan Cumming, who I'd like to see more of. He's such a great actor. How come he's not in more movies? Hopefully these filmmakers will put him (and Judah) in their next movie.

5/5 Great story and very visual colorful photography
  by SVhorn (San Jose, CA USA)
Coming of age takes longer for some. This film belies its low-budget indie background. Great acting by many new up and comers, as well as a blast from the past or two.

Diretor/photographers really take advantage of the Florida color saturation to create a film that has an incredible, rich color palette -- somthing you don't often see in cinema.

Well worth the time, and the bucks.

3/5 Never Grow Up
  by M. Barnette
A fairly enjoyable romp through scenic Florida parallels one man's journey to discover just how twisted his childhood really was.

The film managed to hook me visually with some creative and colorful shots, and while the plot had its awkward moments, overall it managed to convey its ultimate purpose with relative ease. While the protagonist of the picture tended to grate at times (and it was probably just me anyway), the colorful cast of strange folk he meets along the way kept things fresh.