A Dog's Breakfast

I found this as a Stargate fan, and I saw David Hewlett wrote, directed and starred in a film with his sister Kate, and then Stargate alumni Paul McGillion, Christopher Judge, and Rachel Luttrell, and I had no idea whatsoever what to expect with the from it, and honestly low expectations due to seeing this during COVID for the first time, and being extremely cynical. All that fluff said, this film really had me laughing, and I freely admit that seeing David and Kate alone was enough to make me giddy (this is my favorite sibling duo on TV, that I know of at least, I don't really follow celebrities) after their interaction on Atlantis, add in Paul, Christopher and Rachel, this was guaranteed(?) a 4 due to nostalgia alone. I found it fun though, truly, it was slow, this is not a fast paced movie, but it pays off at the end, or it did so for me.