You Might As Well Live 2009
"Robert Mutt is *not* a douche bag."
Directed by Simon Ennis, *You Might As Well Live* (2009) follows Robert R. Mutt, a lovable underdog with big dreams fueled by a childhood hero's advice.
Director: Simon Ennis
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *You Might As Well Live* (2009) about?
Robert Mutt, inspired by his childhood hero, sets out to prove he's more than just a joke by securing a girlfriend, money, and a championship ring. His over-the-top journey becomes a hilarious exploration of self-worth and the absurd lengths people go to feel like a 'somebody'.
Who directed *You Might As Well Live*?
Simon Ennis directed this 2009 comedy, infusing the film with a blend of humor and heartfelt chaos.
Who stars in *You Might As Well Live*?
The film features Joshua Peace in the lead role, with standout performances from Michael Madsen, Stephen McHattie, Kristen Hager, and Dov Tiefenbach.
Is *You Might As Well Live* (2009) worth watching?
Fans of offbeat comedies with sharp wit and relatable protagonists will find plenty to enjoy here. While not a blockbuster, its quirky charm and fast pace make it a fun, if flawed, ride through the trials of modern ambition.
How long is *You Might As Well Live*?
The film runs for 78 minutes, making it a perfect bite-sized comedy for a quick laugh.
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About You Might As Well Live (2009) — A raucous comedy about chasing success one misstep at a time
Directed by Simon Ennis, *You Might As Well Live* (2009) follows Robert R. Mutt, a lovable underdog with big dreams fueled by a childhood hero's advice. Desperate to prove he's more than just a punchline, Robert embarks on a chaotic quest for the three hallmarks of success: a romantic connection, financial stability, and a prized championship ring. The comedy crackles with sharp wit and eccentric characters, capturing the absurdity of chasing self-worth through fleeting validation. With a tone that blends humor and heart, the film explores themes of identity and the hilarious missteps of growing up—all wrapped in a fast-paced, 78-minute adventure.
Joshua Peace delivers a breakout performance as Robert, supported by a quirky ensemble including Michael Madsen, Stephen McHattie, and Kristen Hager. Ennis crafts a world where ambition and irony collide, making *You Might As Well Live* a standout in the comedy genre—a movie that celebrates the journey even when the destination is a mess.