The Sweet East

i expected more but got less

Talia Ryder is incredible. I’m usually not a huge fan of weird indies, but this is an exception

The Sweet East wants to be as experimental as possible for an indie project, but in the end, it will only test your patience as it goes on.

Funny, weird, situation-to-situation kind of coming-of-age. Enjoyable.

I really wanted to like it. The cast are great but it just got too absurd and repetitive for my tastes. The girl just keeps getting captured! It's trying to be engaging , and it nearly worked but I just couldn't care at all about any of them. I do want movies like this to keep being made as they are the ones that effect me most but this one just didn't hit me in the way I wanted it to.

Wild and absurd in places, but reflecting the wild and absurd times we live in. Fantastic acting, writing and cinematography. The most unique film I've seen this year when even most independent films seem similar lately.

Loved it. Laughed out loud more than a few times, the dialogue is so well written. Talia Ryder is magnetic. Loved the music, costumes... Simon Rex needs to be in a million more movies..

Amateurish, film-schoolish writing. Unlikable characters all around.

Absolutely terrible and nonsensical

Theres a lot that could have been good here if the script was written to have just Simon Rex and talia Ryder as the ONLY two main characters.. An all the others just supporting. That would have made for a better movie. Simon Rex and any young female actress lead would be more interesting... And why was this movie shot on worse quality than a cxell phone?.. So grainy and poor lighting?...Sorry but the plot was horrible as well .. Final grade D minus minus.... 1.5 stars out of 5..