Grilled

Maurice and Dave stop and get out of the car, a truck drives by, knocking the left side-mirror off.

When they get in the car again and drive off, the side mirror is on the left side.

When they stop later on, the side mirror is gone.

Just a few minutes into the movie when they're in the car talking about universities, you can see the car's reflection in a window in the background including the camera mounted on the car.

After Dave shoots a hole in the ceiling he has drywall dust on his sleeve, it magically disappears and reappears.

When Maurice and Dave get to the woman that belong to their last address card, she excuses herself for a minute and closes the door.

Right afterwards, when the two talk to each other, you see the same door half open in the background.

After losing one of the yellow lead cards out the window, they pull over and look for it and a semi drives by and knocks the side view mirror off the drivers side door next seen its intact again, then when they show up to the last leads house its off again.

It was kind of hard to believe that with a cast such as who was in this movie that the movie turned out to be such a disappointment. There were no laughs to be found throughout the entire movie.

As i hate spoilers I'm gonna be as brief as possible. Its a soft comedy,it will make you laugh sometimes and bring a smile to your face.

I didn't expect much as I read the summary of the plot. As I watched this movie I was pleasantly surprised.

"Grilled" was a pretty funny and suspenseful dark comedy. Ray Romano and Kevin James play meat salesman who are in a slump.

The first 30 minutes of watching Grilled I was waiting for the film to start, after an hour I was still waiting. It's only redeeming feature is Juliette Lewis, who I like very much, but she does seem to get typecast by directors as the strung out wacky chick in most of the movies I have seen her in.

One of the stupidest movies I have ever seen. Don't waste your time on this garbage.

I recently saw this movie, and I loved it. Hollywood needs to make more comedies like Grilled.

When I first heard that Kevin James and Ray Romano were doing a movie together, I thought it was a great idea. Shortly after that, I learned that the movie was being re-tooled and would be headed straight to DVD.

A very funny "off the wall" comedy. Great actors, acting, plot and sets.