Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

I'd not heard of this movie before I watched it and had no clue about director, actors, plot, etc.That was what made it so pleasantly surprising!I felt engaged and felt that the characters (ok, Jessica Clark was total eye candy, lost focus everytime she popped up) were interesting to want to find out what was going to happen...I did like the way James' character addressed the audience on occasion... didn't feel overdone and almost reminded me of a light "House of Cards" in its style.If you want to be entertained, then I say give it a go! There are many less enjoyable movies to waste a couple of hours on :)

A very interesting mix of different genres, but especially a backstage look at the real estate market in Los Angeles. Of all the actors showcased, Jurdi excels and does his job very well. It also must be noted that the trophy Malibu villa is not the best visual. That prize belongs to Clark, who turns Lana into a femme fatale to remember.

An L.A. Story about beautiful people doing bad things? A satirical statement about ever-shifting financial times? A cautionary tale about greed and ruthless corporate sharks? A crime yarn with Mexican and Russian gangsters to boot? "Pocket Listing" is all those things and more, but above all it's just a really fun, rewarding time at the movies. What's really clever and fun about the film is that it blends a variety of genres into its short running time so smoothly and seamlessly that you never once feel like anyone here is trying too hard. Everything flows naturally and organically, creating a film that has an intoxicating but wonderfully light, snappish tone. Infested with a remarkably attractive and appealing cast (from the never aging Lowe to the ravishing Clark to the studly Jurdi), this is a film that's both easy on the eyes and gives you just enough food for thought to keep the juices flowing.I think you get the point... see it! Highly recommended.

Sex, drugs, and... real estate!This film has a little bit of everything... great scenery, beautiful women, nefarious characters, a stunning bombshell, and a suave anti-hero. On a superficial level, the film is more than pleasing to the eyes and exceptionally well directed by Allyn, who transports us into this fantastic world of corrupt characters and fringe players.But what's more impressive about the film is the way it allows you to sympathize and care for the character's arc. The performances are all gold, led by the superb Jurdi as the morally gray broker who learns some life lessons, aided by a great Fahey as a villain you love to hate, a drop dead gorgeous Clark as a simultanously manipulative but vulnerable trophy wife, and veterans Lowe and Reynolds in small but notable roles.But above all, "Pocket Listing" is just a good time. Check it out..