So a Pothead, A Paint Store Manager, and their Mom Meet on a Bridge... A Review of "Jeff Who Lives at Home"
This film did, however, do a great job of connecting these characters on a deeper level in short amount of time and create meaningful relationships that were super entertaining to watch. There are a ton of laughs provided by Segel, Helms, and Sarandon.
What I really took away from the film was how much of a passion project it really was. The film's low budget (demonstrated by it's grittiness) adds a lot to the emotion of the film rather than hindering it.
