This is our film! It was fun to try a new style for Sometimes Funny. We wanted something a bit more heartfelt. It's cool to just see what happens in this situation. If you stick it out long enough, you can get some interesting folks to speak up.

Damn, this is clever! Must be a big gamble to let the content of your film depend almost entirely on the reactions of random people, but it pulled off and there are some great and interesting responses. Love the idea! :D

It goes without saying that your films always look amazing but... yeah, this film looks amazing! :P And you did a great job of keeping everybody in focus considering all the interviews were (presumably) spontaneous and on-the-fly.

I like this more serious approach of this video. A man on the street interview allows for a lot of different opinions and at the end of the day, you end up with lots of cool stuff to mash up. The idea of having so many different opinions from strangers is really good. Also, I loved the audio on this. The beginning with all the whistling/subway scraping (or whatever that ambient noise was) was cool. Plus, where did you find that music? It was the perfect fit!!

Great job, you guys! I would have never thought of something like this for this fight, but now it seems so obvious. I love man-on-the-street type things and this was very very well done.

I love all of the comments you got from the different people, and love how you not only overlayed those over each other, but showed footage of Grace and Mike looking for people to talk to. It added a lot of realism to it. I also like how the focus was done, I know you guys had trouble focusing but it seems like it adds to the film somehow and wasn't too distracting for me. I would have maybe ended it a little differently, it seemed to abrupt to me, even with the fade out. Not sure what else you could have done though. Nicely done guys!

This was entirely Justin's work, and all credit for the concept, look, and feel go to him.

I'd come up with (as I often do) a far too complicated idea for the few days we had left to film something. Justin came up with this great idea, which was a simple idea, which are usually the best ideas. I'm really happy with this, it's a great change of pace to the sometimesfunny catalog of films.

The only thing I'm sad we didn't get was a shot of me holding the sign (which I did for the first few minutes before realizing that just scared people)

Man, Time Square is so beautiful. It's made for filming, can't have a bad shot there lol.

Really like the look at what people think. I admire you guys for going out there and getting these shots. NYC is such a wonderful place for the variety of people and opinions it represents and this is a nice piece in that respect.

Unfortunately, I love the idea, but you're up against some hysterical competition and I can't pass up voting for something that made me laugh.

Again, love the piece. I would've liked to see some more B-roll shots, I know they're quick snippets of dialogue but you're in such a great area I would've loved to get more surroundings as well as different types of dialogue shots. Not all extreme close ups, maybe a few craftier shots. Personal opinion.

This is pretty rad Justin. I like the energy. But didn't the rules originally state it had to be a Drama or a Comedy? This is a documentary of sorts or experimental to say the least. Didn't follow the rules. Lightweight it! Jk. XOXO. Rule-breaker.

Like my homeboy Jay Z would say "God bless the beautiful people in New York".

I really enjoyed this! I'm so jealous that you guys are up in NY and you can just go to time square and ask people questions. Gah and it looks beautiful!

Super duper good camera quality. Ewe. The guy that said "faith" had creepy teeth! I liked the little kid the best. Good Paris Hilton answer, but...I am pretty sure she did buy happiness. Well, I don't have much to say about this one. I really liked it. Seemed way too short, though. Music could have been quieter, cause it was a little distracting. This was my 2nd favorite one. The picture quality looked so professional. I wish it was about twice as long.

Sound: Good music choice. Voices would have been crystal clear if you hadn't made the music too loud that it drowns out the voices. 2/5

Lighting: Iris settings might be a tad dark, but other than that it looks great. I know you're rocking a nice cam which makes things a little easier. Having everything outdoors helps immensely as well. 4/5

Filmfights Criteria: Tackled with a vengeance. I thought the documentary was going to be the copout that everyone would fall back on for this fight, but I'm surprised I didn't see much of that. 5/5

Script/Story: Man on the street documentaries this short are pretty much devoid of a script and story. No rating

Acting/Choreography: You got a decent selection of average Joes and Janes off the street. Exactly what a documentary is about. Their answers don't sound forced or phony. 5/5

Pacing/Style: Nice shots of cutting away to miscellaneous things (looks like some shots of you guys beaconing people over to interview) to break up the monotony of facial closeups. Almost perfect documentary style. 4.5/5

Overall: Sometimes Funny strikes again. I personally frown on documentaries because there's no storyline creation which takes out my favorite part of filmmaking. I still like a well executed documentary. 4.5/5