Not Thinking Straight

About This Movie

Not Thinking Straight is a curious dive into youthful desire and impulsive decisions. The film explores the comedic chaos that ensues when Anthony Moore is left high and dry, yearning for relief while his plans unravel. There's a rawness to the performances that feels authentic, capturing that awkward energy of young adulthood. The pacing keeps things light yet frantic, mirroring Anthony's state of mind. The humor is often crass but has a certain charm as it navigates the unexpected dynamics between characters. It’s distinct in how it blends raunchy comedy with a hint of relatable introspection, making for an intriguing, if offbeat, watch.

This film has seen limited release and availability, which makes it somewhat of a niche interest among collectors. There are few formats out there, mainly digital, and physical copies are scarce. Its unique blend of humor and relatable themes may appeal to those who appreciate offbeat indie comedies, but it hasn't gained widespread recognition yet, leaving many collectors intrigued by its potential.