Like Old Times

About This Movie

So, 'Like Old Times' is this quirky little indie that revolves around a wedding, but there's so much more under the surface. David Skylar's about to tie the knot, and you can feel the tension in Alex Tanner's skepticism towards the whole affair—especially since he thinks his sister's just too dull for David. The film balances this humor with a kind of heartfelt nostalgia, really exploring the chaos of family dynamics. Jack Bailey, the mischievous stepbrother, adds a layer of unpredictability, particularly with that unexpected discovery that spirals into some comical and cringeworthy moments. It's not a polished gem, more of a rough-around-the-edges exploration of relationships and the absurdity of life changes. Definitely a different vibe from the usual rom-coms, for sure.

This film is still relatively new, so collectors might find it underrepresented in physical media, which could change as it gains more attention. The indie scene always has collectors on the lookout for these hidden gems, and while it may not have a huge following yet, its unique take on wedding chaos and family relationships can spark interest. Currently, it’s mostly available via digital platforms, but keep an eye out for any limited releases or indie labels that could pick it up for physical distribution.