Inconsistent and predictable indie
Welcome Matt is a really inconsistent and predictable indie film. Tahj Mowry plays a young film maker who is afraid to walk outside his home. No explanation is given for that until the very end of the film. It’s supposed to be the emotional climax but it seems like some kind of hint about this dramatic turn could have been given earlier because it’s just too abrupt from the start which shows Mowry outside. Then Mowry gets a therapist and you can tell what’s going to happen the moment that storyline starts.<br /><br />The highlight is when Deon Cole shows up. He’s got ideas and he gets really funny when he’s high. If he hadn’t been included Welcome Matt would have been a total dud because just watching Mowry inside his place isn’t that engaging.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Leon Pierce Jr."], "Producers": ["Jazsmin Lewis-Kelley", "Jenna Cavelle", "Leon Pierce Jr."], "Starring": ["Tahj Mowry", "Deon Cole", "Adriyan Rae"]}

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