Cute, sometimes clever, never boring and a bit different from first time director Jerrod Carmichael and he does a pretty good job. This odd little film stumbles now and then but for the most part it's quite entertaining. I swear that Christopher Abbott is more than determined not to be a leading man in major films. The man is in so many oddball films giving so many oddball performances, but I don't mean that in a negative way. He is always very interesting though this is the most lightweight performance I think I've ever seen him give despite the ending. Carmichael is just as strong in the acting department as he is in the directing department in this story of two guys who plan on ending their lives at the same time together. It's pretty clear things aren't going to go quite to plan with the only question being just what that is. It's a bit downbeat, but it's also rather humorous in a dark sort of way.
Review of On the Count of Three
