Better than some of its ilk because of the mundane details, like shopping. Michael Winterbottom directed and wrote, about a year before The Trip to Greece.
Definitely not my kind of movie, but I guess the one-take gimmick is worth something. Tristan Barr and Michael Gosden co-directed, and co-wrote with Chelsea Renee Zeller, while all three appear in the movie.
I actually watched more than my standard quarter hour, because my DVD malfunctioned and landed me maybe 20 minutes into the movie, and then I was able to go back and try to piece together how the two threads connected. So that was something, but not enough to stick with this film. Derrick Borte directed.
Surprisingly, the title character is by far the most sympathetic. Jeffrey Nachmanoff directed and co-wrote, a decade before Replicas, which I also gave a D.
Although the first quarter hour wasn't as violent as it could've been, Denzel's character was obnoxious. Antoine Fuqua directed, between The Replacement Killers and Shooter.