To be fair, after a big meal, and a late night, I was crashing when I viewed this, but despite its charm and some originality, that are the strengths of the movie, this doesn't come together. Were Charlie's character, Latte Pronto, and his publicist, Lenny, ever close enough for all of the emotion felt at the end? I didn't think so. Watching this, you have to completely ignore that the plot makes no sense with Latte achieving what he did without speaking which some won't be able to. Given the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia fan that I am, I was crossing my fingers for Charlie Day to have a hit here, a project that he spent a long time working on, but it just has missing elements.