Band Aid (2017)

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

..this woman has such insight.. ..the world has just begun to peer into what she's letting them know.... she keeps continuing on.. it will be a fun-wonder.. .. just going where ever she wants to.. .. no knowing what comes next.... we all just get brought along for the great ride..

This film was such a pleasant surprise. It was really refreshing to watch two people who could be from my life and to have conversations that seemed real. Not clichéd or cheesy. The chemistry between the lead characters is incredible. I had to google to see if they really were in a relationship! Much enjoyed Friday night in, kind of uplifting film.

Band Aid is a quirky indie picture written and directed by Zoe Lister-Jones that depicts the lives of Anna and Ben, a young married couple struggling not just with the dishes, but unemployment, un-fulfilment, miscarriage and of course the frailties of a monotonous marriage.Together, both Lister-Jones and Adam Pally are brilliant in depicting a realistic and grounded relationship that balances comedy and drama, as the two uniquely deal with their marital problems by turning each and every fight into a song performed alongside drummer and neighbouring creep Dave, played by Fred Armisen.The whimsical and clever lyrics of each song aside, the film is genuinely fantastic, both in direction and writing, with Lister-Jones churning out a brilliant performance that has me, and many others wishing she would write and direct more

Band aid filled the void for me started by La La Land. It took them all of 30 secs to establish what this movie was about. I related and understood the characters almost immediately. This was the movie I had been waiting for. Two artists living in L.A. trying to make it. The acting was superb. This is what you can create if the actors already know and trust each other.(I'm guessing) Zoe Lister-Jones was beautiful. So many Beautiful moments like when she gets the idea that they should form a band, was so done so well. The only part of the movie I did't love (spoiler) was there first open mic scene where she had too much to drink and does a bunch of penis jokes. The crowd in the theater ate it up so... The songs, music was great. The acting was so real, and the feeling that these two people really love each other came through. Fred Armisen was hilarious in the most Fred Armisen way. Not just a cameo. It was very satisfying comically. I know this movie was a big hit at Sundance, which peeked my interest but Zoe Lister Jones and Adam Pally really have created a masterpiece. I will watch it again soon.