Buffaloed

This movie lives in such an illogical setting, it's difficult to keep watching. Characters hold anger against each other and then 5 seconds later act as if they've never met. I get that this movie was trying to show Peg's character as a chaotic problem solver, but even in chaos you have to live within reality. None of the ways that Peg was able to get off the hook with the law made clear sense and were glossed over. Her collection agency was constantly stacking money yet couldn't purchase any more debt that was pennies on the dollar? Not to mention, debt collectors never collect in cash and of course they use computers. "Just use the money from your student loan to pay it." What? The entirety of this lost movie was completely written for one stupid scene at the very end when Peg speaks to the camera. There's nothing prolific here, just poor research and extremely hasty writing. Brian, at least give your script a good once-over. If you need consistent characters, believable emotional responses, logic, and the story to be grounded in a bit of real-world interactions, stay away from this one.

As we know when it comes to being creative Hollywood just isn't. They go over the same topics in movies and over and over and..... It is very refreshing to see a film that feels like you have not seen it before...because you haven't. And that is this movie for sure. It is interesting, no dull or boring parts and the acting is great. Don't read the description and think 'What?'...because you will be passing over a well-done, humorous, true to life movie. Yes, jobs like this really do exist...and in Buffalo.

This movie lives in such an illogical setting, it's difficult to keep watching. Characters hold anger against each other and then 5 seconds later act as if they've never met. I get that this movie was trying to show Peg's character as a chaotic problem solver, but even in chaos you have to live within reality. None of the ways that Peg was able to get off the hook with the law made clear sense and were glossed over. Her collection agency was constantly stacking money yet couldn't purchase any more debt that was pennies on the dollar? Not to mention, debt collectors don't even get cash and of course they use computers. "Just use the money from your student loan to pay it." What? The entirety of this lost movie was completely written for one stupid scene at the very end when Peg speaks to the camera. There's nothing prolific here, just poor research and extremely hasty writing. Briain, at least give you script a good once-over. If you need consistent characters, believable emotional responses, logic and the story to be grounded in a bit of real-world interactions, stay away from this one.