The Only Real Problem is...

...the cinematography! The cinematography can make or break any film; this was supposed to be a comedy but it didn't "look like one" via the camera work. The script and the acting were good and it would've been a descent entertaining comedy with more professional cinematography.

Of course that isn't a prerequisite for a successful film; movies like "Tadpole" "Breathless" (1960) and the "Paranormal Activity" saga were shot with low-budget, hand-held cameras, but those plots were good enough to be inexpensively filmed. That wasn't the case with Sordid Lives.

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