Knots

This film is an attempt to mix an (American) Office style lead character with a watered down Woody Allen writing style. However, this attempt at dry and edgy fails due to uninspired writing and sub standard acting. It is closer to... Full review

Superb acting by entire cast ! If you are not a Stamos fan, you will be after watching this. He steals the performance from right under the other actors in every scene. His plays a sleazy character but does it so... Full review

Knots is a clever portrayal of the modern day urban relationship and love triangle genre. It is both poignant and relevant and effectively portrays a range of viewpoint and emotion relating to how people interact with each other both in and... Full review

Knots is a funny, sexy and entertaining movie about six thirty-something characters experiencing life and love in NYC. Credit must be given to the co-writer/director, Greg Lombardo, for making this diverse group of actors a believable set of friends and lovers.... Full review

This was a wonderful movie, capturing the bitter sweet comedy of human relationships at a very personal scale. Smart and edgy, with real characters and a classic well told story of friends and marriage. The movie captures the New York mood... Full review

Great little film shot in NYC and starring a brilliant John Stamos. Very quirky comedy about the perils of dating, marriage, and other relationships with a great new york feel to the whole thing. Even though it has its "ridiculous" moments,... Full review

I laughed all the way through and out loud which is a rarity for me. Funny situations, great acting, great writing. Go see it. Paulina I for sure thought would be a terrible actress, but she was the surprise of the... Full review

I saw this on TV last night (I think it was the Lifetime Channel). Wow, what a TREAT...! It's got a good solid script, good actors and is truly funny. Paula P. was perfect for her part, which was very central... Full review

I saw this at the Gen Art film festival in New York and I laughed my ass off. It's a great comedy about the dynamics that modern urban relationships can take. It is at once comic, tragic and outrageous. The dichotomy... Full review

It all begins with a bored married couple moving to Manhattan, huge happy faces on every box. In an incredibly funny film about relationships (Director Greg Lombardo describes it as a comedy about our search for connection and the romantic disasters... Full review

Where Knots falls in that range of success might be a matter of taste, but there are some definite factors we can judge this film on. Add in a musical score that serves better as a joke punctuating laugh track and you have a film that is too real to work as weird ... Full Review

Knots' is a light and amiable and continuously entertaining little comedy. The movie's laden with broken hearts, casual sex, casually experimental lesbianism, and an enjoyably light-hearted approach to issues both carnal and romantic in nature.Taken as not much more than a feature-length adult-oriented sitcom, Knots is more than enjoyable enough to warrant a visit. ... Full Review

He is a brilliantly understated actor, and his comedy skills are sublime. I was a stage actor first, but I always loved directing. He was definitely the biggest surprise in the movie. ... Full Review

Taken as not much more than a feature-length adult-oriented sitcom, Knots is more than enjoyable enough to warrant a visit. Paulina Porizkova is surprisingly strong as a sex-happy and predatorial attorney... ... Full Review

Pretend that "Friends" never happened. Now pretend that you're a sitcom writer who's got an idea for a show that's a lot like "Friends," except that it's racier; a better fit for a cable outlet like HBO, rather than a... ... Full Article