Any movie with George Lopez in it gets an automatic 1 Star. Shame on any director giving this fraud a job.
I really do not understand the 4.9 rating.
Just watched this on Netflix last night. I've spent over 12 years in the car business, and this movie is spot on.
I have spent the past 13 years in various roles in a car dealership. I love that this film didn't villify the people just because it was a car dealership movie.
There is some serious talent both on and behind the screen in this movie. A tale of a single day in the life of a large car dealership.
Being in the automotive industry for over 18 years it was nice to see something that shows the real biz. Most movies show us a scum bags with no morals or values.
I enjoyed this film. The story is more about relationships than the main plot which is about them trying to reach a quota of 300 car sales.
Mark Chamberlain (Patrick J. Adams) manages a car dealership in Phoenix and is constantly being driven by his father, the owner (Chris Mulkey).
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