Selfie Dad

This movie is cute in its simple way as it follows the course of Ben, a dad who finds out that success comes in many forms. And ultimately for him the most rewarding success is being a good dad and husband. Some of the scenes and dialogue are corny and a bit forced but this doesn't take away from the fact that we all need to take a hard look at what we think is important in our lives. I enjoy Michael Jr's dry humor and wished that he had more opportunity to let it shine. It's a good movie to watch with your kids, if you are a parent, and reaffirm your relationship with them and the love you have for them. Its Christian themes and how it can be a positive influence in our lives is unabashedly expressed. This may come across as over-the-top to some, but it is a message the movie-makers believe can bring peace and joy to many of life's troubles and hard-times.

It's literally just a 97 minute long static shot of an overflowing garbage can, I don't get it.

A little slow in the beginning, but this movie kept my attention the whole time. Interesting how this movie was filmed more than 6 months ago, however, given the current state of America and the World this movie is timely and needed. This movie gives the true solution to the problems that plague us and adds in comedy to help relieve the tensions, at least for an hour and a half.