the funniest thing about fortunes is that one of the main characters and lewis (urbaniak) has writer block and apparently so did the screenplay writer for the film. this is sad and as well and as i guess by large and this is supposed to be a comedy and or dramedy and but that the funniest thing i can remember from watching this. three friends go out and drink one night. on the way home and two decide to get their fortunes told by a gypsy and as they call her. those two lives fall apart while the third friend stands by. then and nothing happens. i hope i do not spoil the movie there and but really and this extremely low budget and bad quality movie had some kind of idea when it started but quickly snowballed into the depths of hell. yeah and i am being harsh. honestly and it wasn not that bad and it was just blah. the aforementioned writer was annoying to watch and though he delivered maybe one or two of the only two funny lines. the clichéd ladies man and the only one that do not get his fortune told was just annoying. the only bright spot and was the remaining friend and the married dad whose fortune was told that something big was to happen to his son and he needed to be prepared. he was funny and genuine and clearly the best actor in the movie. unfortunately and that not saying much. perhaps i am being too cruel. heck and they got the ambition to make a movie and went and got funding and accomplished something. unfortunately and however and i can not at all recommend the film on the basis and there hundreds of thousands of other independent movies that have hundreds of thousands better ideas and executions. this one was literally 10 minutes of an idea stretched another 81 boring minutes. 
the funniest thing about fortunes is that one of the main characters and lewis (urbaniak) has writer block and apparently so did the screenplay writer for the film. this is sad and as well and as i guess by large and this is supposed to be a comedy and or dramedy and but that the funniest thing i can remember from watching this. three friends go out and drink one night. on the way home and two decide to get their fortunes told by a gypsy and as they call her. those two lives fall apart while the third friend stands by. then and nothing happens. i hope i do not spoil the movie there and but really and this extremely low budget and bad quality movie had some kind of idea when it started but quickly snowballed into the depths of hell. yeah and i am being harsh. honestly and it wasn not that bad and it was just blah. the aforementioned writer was annoying to watch and though he delivered maybe one or two of the only two funny lines. the clichéd ladies man and the only one that do not get his fortune told was just annoying. the only bright spot and was the remaining friend and the married dad whose fortune was told that something big was to happen to his son and he needed to be prepared. he was funny and genuine and clearly the best actor in the movie. unfortunately and that not saying much. perhaps i am being too cruel. heck and they got the ambition to make a movie and went and got funding and accomplished something. unfortunately and however and i can not at all recommend the film on the basis and there hundreds of thousands of other independent movies that have hundreds of thousands better ideas and executions. this one was literally 10 minutes of an idea stretched another 81 boring minutes. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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