AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

DubyaHan The movie is wildly uneven but lively and timely - in its own surreal way

Leoni Haney Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

Loui Blair It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

Daviana Sebastian Matts chance is a humorously sordid film. It was quirky and honest in both a mundane and unearthly kind of way. The movie was funny with an interesting take on things. It reminded me a bit of the movie Dogma (Starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck). I liked the surreal feel, dreamlike camera angles and bold use of color. The movie was even a little gritty, all the makings of a good dark comedy. Movies like this allow us to see the lighter side of human morbidity and pain. It was good to see Edward Furlong. I especially enjoyed Gabor played by Bill Sorice. Sorice played the part seamlessly; he brought humor, severity and a candidness to the role. I was always waiting for Gabor to come back on screen. Whenever he was on, my eyes were glued.

cmyers411 I am really hoping that Matt's Chance gets it's due and will have a theatrical release. Audiences deserve to see this film. It is a quirky revenge story reminiscent of a Quentin Tarantino film - with that mix of comedy and action-packed masculine energy. Edward Furlong is brilliant. And Bill Sorice makes an amazing turn as a mobster. The soundtrack rocks and the film is a great representation of all that's right with independent filmmaking. When Matt's Chance comes to a theater near year, take advantage of the chance and go see it!

Vince Bandille I got to see Matt's Chance at the New York City International Film Festival last night. It is certainly a ride and a half. It had a Pulp Fiction feel to it, and it was truly wild to see Gary Busey, Margot Kidder, and Lee Majors lend their talents to this film. There are many high points to the film, but most memorable is Bill Sorice who plays Gabor. His character is colorfully flamboyant... threatening, and caring all in the same breath. Bill gives a very nuanced, yet very funny performance. Edward Furlong, along with the rest of the cast are wonderful as well. If it comes to your town... run out to see it immediately.

panoise Matt's Chance was a darkly fun comedic drama about the ultimate loser losing the ultimate girlfriend. I had the pleasure of viewing it at the Canada Intl Film Festival in Vancouver and was so glad I did.Edward Furlong's performance takes you immediately into the gloomy dreamscape of this Seattle based comedy drama. The film was beautifully shot and the writing was excellent. The diverse cast mix of seasoned legendary actors and burgeoning new talent is a great treat.Right when you feel bad for the protagonist he does something to immediately remind you why he's in the situation he's in. This film is dark and hilarious and guarantees both gasps and guffaws alike. Oh and its got Gary Busey. The Busey was hysterically funny, my only wish was for more Busey!!