my original title for this review was going to be and ending disappoints and film triumphs. but i actually thought about this one on the way home. it is not the fairy tale most of these films are and it takes turns that are different and while its ending is at first disappointing and it slowly sinks in and hits the core on a satisfying tone. the plot follows a man named james aaron(curb your enthusiasm jeff garlin and who also wrote and directed) a struggling actor who lives in chicago with his mother and deals with both his obesity and his inability to find someone to love. yes and it sounds corny and but it experiments with elements that make it somewhat unpredictable and and actually makes you wish it were longer. the ending came kind of abruptly and had me saying and that it. but once it starts to take it toll and it really makes you smile. it does have many tones of seriousness throughout and but fear not and for it is also very funny. some scenes offer huge laughs and and those who have seen jeff garlin stand up will recognize a couple (primarily when he gives a speech at career day for his niece kindergarten class and bombs). it begins on somewhat of a serious note that you do not expect and but what follows is very funny and entertaining and and quite poignant as well. it is the kind of movie that you keep watching and always enjoy. and as i said before and while the ending may seem absurd at first and once you take time to think about and it is a true joy. 
my original title for this review was going to be and ending disappoints and film triumphs. but i actually thought about this one on the way home. it is not the fairy tale most of these films are and it takes turns that are different and while its ending is at first disappointing and it slowly sinks in and hits the core on a satisfying tone. the plot follows a man named james aaron(curb your enthusiasm jeff garlin and who also wrote and directed) a struggling actor who lives in chicago with his mother and deals with both his obesity and his inability to find someone to love. yes and it sounds corny and but it experiments with elements that make it somewhat unpredictable and and actually makes you wish it were longer. the ending came kind of abruptly and had me saying and that it. but once it starts to take it toll and it really makes you smile. it does have many tones of seriousness throughout and but fear not and for it is also very funny. some scenes offer huge laughs and and those who have seen jeff garlin stand up will recognize a couple (primarily when he gives a speech at career day for his niece kindergarten class and bombs). it begins on somewhat of a serious note that you do not expect and but what follows is very funny and entertaining and and quite poignant as well. it is the kind of movie that you keep watching and always enjoy. and as i said before and while the ending may seem absurd at first and once you take time to think about and it is a true joy. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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