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Movie Reviews - Bass Ackwards Movie reviews this week looks at the charming road trip movie Bass Ackwards. It stars Linas Philips as Linas ( you get the feeling this might be a little closer to home, when the lead actor uses his real first name), it also stars John and Gema Philips, Linas's real life parents as themselves. We meet Linas as he videos a wedding, speaking to some of the people at the wedding, alternated with flash backs of when Linas was a kid, and his affectionate and adorable family. Linas is currently staying at a friend's place, but inevitably his friend and girlfriend would like some privacy, so Linas moves out, and starts working at a Llama farm, run by a wonderful Alpaca farmer played by Bill Green, who has a classic 1976 converted Volkswagen mini, Linas falls in love with the moment he sees it; that is a source of constant amusement throughout the movie, especially when Linas tries to get people to pass by him as it is way too slow. He decides to go on a road trip, to New York and visit his parents, using the vehicle, and asks his on-off girl friend Georgia played by the gorgeous Davie-Blue if she would like to come along. It turns out Georgia is not quite sure if she wants to continue a relationship with Linas. There is an amusing scene, where Linas phones up Georgia and asks her to come over, whilst she is at home with her current boyfriend, she makes an excuse and meets up with Linas, unbeknownst to her, her current boyfriend follows her, he sees her coming out of Linas's flat, and when she leaves, attacks Linas without a word being said. Linas seems to be a very friendly individual, and even offers space on his car for someone to sleep in, Jim played by Jim Fletcher, who just happens to knock on his window whilst he is asleep and asks if he can come in (not a lot of people would happily do this), and throughout his road trip he intends on helping anyone that crosses his path regardless of his circumstance. As an example, there is a charming scene, where a boy steals a toy in a store and runs out to the parking lot to meet his mother, but the shop keeper is on to him and chases him out; about to tell his mother he is going to call the police, when Linas quickly steps in and says he was just about to pay for it, as you can imagine the mother is extremely grateful. The two friends continue their road trip together, with Jim going to New York in order to spend time with his daughter, as per the terms of his seperation from his wife, it is his turn for her to stay with him. At first you wonder if Linas has made a terrible mistake, giving a lift to someone who seems anxious at best, and says he has hardly had any sleep in the last few days; if this is heading towards a disaster Linas is going to regret. Bass Ackwards is a charming movie, and once the end credits are shown you realise it was a family endeavour. Movie reviews is constantly updated with great reviews of good movies that are a must see. http://ezinearticles.com/?Movie-Reviews---Bass-Ackwards&id=4602878 <strong>Movie reviews</strong> is constantly updated with reviews of great movies and recommended releases Keywords: Movie Reviews,film reviews,film review,movies,films,Movie Review,Bass Ackwards,Linus Philips,Davie-Blue,Jim Fletcher,John Philips,Gema Philips,romance,romantic,comedy,funny,Volkswagen mini,photographer,weddings Article contains 557 words
