Overview
- The film is now playing in select theaters, drawing a strongly positive review that highlights its energy and inventiveness.
- It follows the duo’s quixotic push to play Toronto’s Rivoli, reframed through a storyline that sends them back to 2008.
- The movie leans on Back to the Future’s time‑travel rules and pointedly pushes licensing limits by weaving in that film’s media.
- Unscripted interactions with real people and hidden‑camera style setups fuel the sense of unpredictability.
- The chemistry and trust between Johnson and McCarrol anchor the comedy, with touches like a Ben Folds opener setting the tone.