Reboot Camp

Everything is a joke until it isn't. These two brothers start a therapy group and then lose it to a femme fatale type while their too busy dealing with first world problems of the gullible members including a bunch of celebs.

This is as if the losers from Best In Show had mental breakdowns and went to a week long retreat to lick their wounds. And once they got there they encountered half the Spinal Tap crew.

This movie made me laugh so hard! It's amazing and telling what people would do to try and make themselves feel better. Comedic but poignant. David Lipper kills it in this role. Love the cast, and the mockumentary format!

It explains all human weakness via this movie. It's quite funny to watch indeed. Thought it's a documentary but it's not. But wonder how the people in the movie is actor or real, very suspicious.

I was pleasantly surprised when i found this off beat comedy. So many of my friends have fallen for these stupid self help gurus, it's nice to see someone finally make fun of it and yet expose it at the same time. Highly recommend!

David Lipper rocks in this film. (So does everyone in it!) He is so purely real and funny as the French guru to whom other delightfully funny characters flock to for life's deep meaning. Such a great commentary on the search for answers in this insane world! A breath of fresh air and a wildly eclectic cast of actors who all seem just like real people! If you want to spend your time laughing this film is for you! Great job from all. You can really feel everyone on this cast and crew truly enjoyed making this film! David Lipper can do just about anything as an actor. Love this movie!

I discovered this through the Austin film fest and it was't what I expected but not a bad surprise. The faux documentary format works really well for the story, which is about a fake guru running a fake cult. Great appearances by Ed Begley Jr, and David Kochner. Some of the reality tv stars were predictably annoying. But the rest of the cast was fun. As far as mocku-docu-mentary type films, as it takes a jab at idiocity of our society. Those who don't get the jokes...sorry basic bros,

Successfully mocks and addresses why people join self help groups with an ensemble cast of fictional and real people; actors, reality stars and even a * star. Christopher Guest would approve.