My Review and Thoughts:
This is a great movie for most everyone, ages 16 and up. This story proves that no matter your color, we can all get along and be friends. There is also some racial profiling going on in this movie, which is great for tweens and adults to see what happens when white people assume that a black person has stolen something from a store. You also see the fear in the clerk's eyes as he tries to frisk the black gentleman. I liked the way that the black gentleman handled himself, except when he slaps the clerk. But, he did warn him. There's a few N words in this movie, but it's taught that it's a word that only black people use with one another, and it's taught that it's not okay for white people to use it. This is not a movie for children unless your child understands that setting people on fire, isn't okay. And if they understand adult content. There's sexual content, cuss words, some inappropriate stuff about a three-some. But, it's a great Adult movie!
aTypical Wednesday (fka Wednesdays) releasing on demand, Friday, June 26, 2020. Previously the film was set for a theatrical release on June 26 as well. The film stars J. Lee (The Orville), Seth Green (Robot Chicken, Changeland, Austin Powers in Goldmember), Emmy Raver-Lampman (The Umbrella Academy), Sujata Day (Insecure, Larry & Lucy), and Michael Ealy (Barbershop, Think Like A Man, Stumptown). The film was written and directed by J. Lee.
SYNOPSIS: Gabe (J. Lee) sees his therapist (Michael Ealy) every Wednesday. Therapy takes a turn when another patient is “left behind” at the therapist’s office and they go on a misadventure to get him home, all while running into odd ball characters in Gabe’s life who are helping him get over his last break up.
DIRECTED BY: J. Lee
WRITTEN BY: J. Lee
PRODUCED BY: J. Lee, Stephen “Dr” Love Jr, Jacquin DeLeon
CAST: J. Lee, Cooper J. Friedman, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Seth Green, Michael Ealy, Sujata Day, Kelen Coleman
GENRE: Comedy, Independent, Drama
DISTRIBUTOR: Gravitas Ventures
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