It started nice, I really though the guy in the first scene (interview scene) was the guy (Roger Sharpe). I went along with it, but of course, I quickly realized it wasn't him, which threw me off. Why add that scene at all? Not trying to spoil it but you might understand my reaction if you watch it. Then the young fake Roger Sharpe shows up and bam, it hits you. The fake mustache. It's in your face, you just watch every scene and look at the mustache and ask yourself why am I watching this? I couldn't pay attention to anything else but the mustache. It then zooms closer and you can see the obvious, and it kept showing it and showing it and after 5 minutes in, I stopped watching. Now,, im working and watching this at the same time, the directors approach to show the fake interview every now and again was a but annoying, unnecessary. Finally the story gets better and the mustache still exists, then the fake interview interrupts the movie again for no reason. The ending is what made sense of the mustache. The young Sharpe with no facial hair and with an inch of mustache hair was finally explained. That photo should have been shown to us at the very beginning. But nonetheless the mustache was really bad.
Review of Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game
