Hit and Runway

A little gem, a sparkling comedy with serious undertones about friendship, self-discovery and artistic integrity.

What makes Hit and Runway uniquely fun, however, is the unapologetic extent to which Livingston and Cohen turn it into an index of beloved Woody-isms.

Hits the wall and runs off the rails. They should've stuck to shtick.

For a little while, comedy ensues.

A mildly diverting gay-straight odd couple comedy that has just enough bright one-liners to carry it past its plot structuring.

A shame that this indie's willingness to trade in stereotype leaves a sour taste in your mouth.

The fictionalization of their journey is simply not that engrossing, nor are their alter egos, with their tightly scripted character arcs.