highly enjoyable little comedy
Moving McAllister started off a little shakey, but eventually turned into a pretty solid comedy.
It's not the kind of comedy that does anything different from most comedies these days, and honestly, there's no reason why it SHOULD be any different- it's just an innocent, funny comedy with a little bit of a romantic edge, but not enough kissing and mushy segments to turn away male viewers.
I quickly realized who the woman playing the female character was- the young girl from the hit Fox sitcom That 70's Show. She acts pretty much the same way in that show that she does here, except she's not going around thinking she's prettier than the other girls, haha.
In fact, there's hardly any women in this movie at all- it's mainly one woman and two guys as the focal point, but the story is interesting because it's about an adventure across the United States all the way to California and meeting new people and discovering new (unexpected) adventures along the...
Great Movie
When i first saw this movie, i had never heard of it and there was nothing on TV. I ended up watching it 3 times I liked it so well. I would recommend this movie to anyone.
good comedy.
A lighthearted comedy about a young man with a laborious life who is given the 'simple' task of moving his big boss' niece. The move is anything but simple, and the things that may actually get shifted is Rick Robinson's attitude as to what is truly important in life.
Chrissy K. McVay
Author of 'Souls of the North Wind'
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