Set Design


The set designer contacted my Etsy store and asked about borrowing one of our items to use as a prop for the movie. They said that in return, they would list our shop name in the credits. They also said we'd get the item back. This was in 2014, the movie has been completed and we never received the item back and our emails go unanswered.
No complaints, I'm fine if they want to keep the item. Being able to mention that our item has been used as a prop in a movie is worth the cost of the item to me! (Wish they hadn't lied though) Maybe Bob Saget decided to keep it and hang it on his front door. Ha!

But anyway, does anyone know through what platform I can watch this movie, so I can see if they at least mentioned us in the credits?! (Vudu/Netflix/Etc)

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Well, of course, NO CREDIT at the end whatsoever, I should have known that was going to be the case. At least our item was shown 15 times. Not that it matters as likely not many people are going to watch this movie.
The story line was very rushed and a lot of the dialogue was not necessary and forced and didn't make a lot of sense. The whole movie seemed to take place over the course of about 3 days it feels, it just didn't seem realistic at all. Bob Saget never took his sunglasses off and I bet some people watched the whole movie and didn't even realize that was him. The acting was bad on just about everyone's part, right down to the kid that played Michael Rappaport's kid in the movie. The main character Sammie was just about the only well acted part and even that role wasn't very believable.
Love all the New York license plates in Wisconsin! How did they not catch that during editing or did they not care?
I also loved the basketball scene with his daughter where the cigarette appeared and disappeared and reappeared again.
UGH.

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