The Giant Mechanical Man

Most of these indie romantic comedies are simply awful exploitation films, lacking strong characters, and worst of all, usually have terrible chemistry between the two leads. To that end, Jenna Fischer and Chris Messina exude a natural chemistry that never seems too forced or awkward, despite both of their characters being kind of awkward losers.From the moment they meet (in a great scene which was also made better by the use of "Our Bleeding Hearts" by Great Northern) Fischer and Messina's characters play so well off each other that I was able to forgive this movie for having a few common problems with this genre (such as Topher Grace's 'rival' character who is really just a cartoon pardoy). I'll give this a solid 7/10.

A nice concept, clumsily written, that succeeds ONLY because of the engaging on-screen personalities of Jenna Fischer and Chris Messina. It was fun to see Mad Man's Rich Sommer (Harry Crane) in a supporting role. A very kewl indie soundtrack succeeds where the plot fails. Any film that rolls credits over Pinbacks - Non Photo Blue is OK with me.

In automobiles, a mechanical fan provides engine cooling and prevents the engine from overheating by blowing or sucking air through a coolant-filled radiator. It can be driven with a belt and pulley off the engine's crankshaft or an electric fan switched on or off by a thermostatic switch.

It was better than the review implies--but it's not really a movie created for people who need to be impressed by everything. Like life and love, you get back what you have to contribute.