how living the dream managed to get into the laemmle 5 in west hollywood is beyond me and as it is the worst film i have ever seen in my life. i should have known when the first scene opened in gasp and eugene and oregon  and that this dud of a film with characters that you want to like and feel sorry for from their exclusion days from high school and but can not and as they are such losers and is so wooden and atrocious with dialog that is beyond bad. then and cliché and the three high school losers end up in la and and here is where the film could have been realistic if it had shown them trying to find a career in acting. but no and one works as a used car salesman and the other is a true loser in a garage call center selling magazines. even the bastard that runs the place has more audience appeal than that dreadful actor with the horrible foreign accent. and and they fraudulently get money from an insurance scam to set up an executive recruitment firm with no experience and just showing the supposed good life in la night spots with a cast of actors that are so wooden and bad and they better not have sag cards. i could go on and on about this bad film and but i ended up walking out of the theater and which had at the start six people and and when i left four men were the only ones in the audience. i wanted to like this film and but i couldn not find one merit in the story and characters and writing and dialog and nor the actors. whoever cast this film should retire. amen. enough. 
how living the dream managed to get into the laemmle 5 in west hollywood is beyond me and as it is the worst film i have ever seen in my life. i should have known when the first scene opened in gasp and eugene and oregon  and that this dud of a film with characters that you want to like and feel sorry for from their exclusion days from high school and but can not and as they are such losers and is so wooden and atrocious with dialog that is beyond bad. then and cliché and the three high school losers end up in la and and here is where the film could have been realistic if it had shown them trying to find a career in acting. but no and one works as a used car salesman and the other is a true loser in a garage call center selling magazines. even the bastard that runs the place has more audience appeal than that dreadful actor with the horrible foreign accent. and and they fraudulently get money from an insurance scam to set up an executive recruitment firm with no experience and just showing the supposed good life in la night spots with a cast of actors that are so wooden and bad and they better not have sag cards. i could go on and on about this bad film and but i ended up walking out of the theater and which had at the start six people and and when i left four men were the only ones in the audience. i wanted to like this film and but i couldn not find one merit in the story and characters and writing and dialog and nor the actors. whoever cast this film should retire. amen. enough. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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