Lousy Carter

Surprising ending! Good to watch

I absolutely loved it! Completely worth your time. Better than the book.

Krumholtz was amazing in this film. Flashes of humor with transparent undertones of sardonic humor made an unlikable character absolutely charismatic. This movie captured the zeitgeist of this post covid time.

This is a funny and smart and moving film. I didn't expect the strange comedy inside a story about a sorta regular guy with six months to live. Will look for other Byington movies.

Where has this movie been? This is the kind of Indy movie making that keeps people wanting to watch movies. Great character development in a whimsical world backed by a good soundtrack and story woven in and out of present time. I personally am a big fan of how quickly the story moves. Sometimes moves that don't have a bunch of car chases and shoot em moments can get really dull and long, not this one. Lousy Carter moves quickly from moment to moment with such wit, that's it's over before you know it and want to watch it again. CAN RECOMMEND

I feel like someone stole $6.99 from me after renting this horrible movie. Nothing interesting or redeeming about the central character. He is as his name describes, Lousy, as are most of the characters surrounding him and the movie itself. Not sure how this got 78% from viewers but then noticed only from 50 viewers.

I took my 13-year-old daughter with me to see Lousy Carter and we both had a blast. The cast is outstanding with scene stealers Martin Starr, Jocelyn DeBoer (yum) and the legend Stephen Root. David Krumholtz is a lovably sour leading man in the mold of Larry David or Elliott Gould (think The Long Goodbye). I enjoyed watching him work the script for all its sharp jabs with sprinkles of cringe. I liked Trieste Kelly Dunn in Infinity Baby and she hits hard as Lousy's sister. I've never wanted to share a vape with someone so badly. Finally, my nominee for villain of the year goes to Shelby Surdam as the heartless billing specialist. She slices Lousy where it hurts most.

I thought David Krumholtz did a good job and was funny

Masterpiece! Underrated movie..

I loved this movie and I’ve already seen it twice! David Krumholtz is excellent and his acting feels effortless. Can’t believe he hasn’t been nominated for a major award yet. It’s too bad the Academy rarely acknowledges independent Film. The rest of the cast is also great. Even though it’s small, it’s so worth watching it in the theater. The humor was right up my alley. Not cringey but dry and amusing.