Sexy Men: Behind the Sex

Classic 48HR mockumentary style in play here. Good humour, some nice recreations of band history and all the typical tropes of band films. Probably needed to move a bit more beyond the talking heads or at least vary the shot compositions. That said, the virtual fireplace was very warming, and a good sight gag given there was a real one in the room as well. Great stuff!

Funny one, well done. All the talking heads were great and I also liked the fire place. Sound levels were a little varied but otherwise really good technically
I liked the Beatles gag.

Entertaining Christopher-Guest-like rockumentary with an insider's take on the unwanted guest. Fun!!

Ah, the old 48 hours mockumentary-style... Anyway, I thought this was a pretty cool take on the unwanted guest genre. It was also a good way to do a film with a big cast when no one is in the same location... presumably. It's rough around the edges as have a lot of films been in this and all 48 hours competitions but I think the guys riffing, or the script keeps moving well enough to keep you into the film. I guess I just think a movie like this needs dialogue with a real punchy sound.

I thought this was okay, but to be honest most of the jokes didn't land because they all came at me too quickly. I think a lot of the jokes were good ideas but the timing wasn't quite there. Like ' Casey bought Greece' for example. I think that's a decent joke but the delivery of it wasn't quite right. I think some tinkering with this movie in the edit would make it even stronger.

Still, a solid effort with some nice writing.

This was an entertaining watch. I thought the use of multiple bubbles was a good combination with the type of story, and it must have taken a bit of logistics to manage!

I agree the editing/pacing could have added more to the impact of the jokes etc., but pretty hard to nail it for a 3 min short and in a 48s weekend.

Loved that the band and the new guy had such totally different takes on what happened... Unfortunately all too common! The idea of the genrebenders album was a crack up, same song in different genres. Loved it :)