The Cleaner

Just a drama about someone looking for someone. Its not that bad but might be boring to anyone looking for action. The actors were ok. The plot was well paced. The characters were relatable. Not not much action, but watchable.

I'll keep this as brief as possible since I've already wasted enough time watching it. There should be a law against producing such utter garbage. As boring and meaningless as watching flies crawl along your wall.

Interesting script and plot. When our middle-aged lead gets hired to locate his client's estranged son this movie starts to move. Definitely recommend this film.

There were a few story problems but overall, a very enjoyable film. I loved the cinematography, the settings and the cast. Outstanding performances from Lynda Carter, Shelley Long, Eden Brolin, and King Orba. The excellent production design underscored the off-the-wall tone of a story about a man (King Orba) living with his mother (Shelley Long) on the edge of poverty in a trailer. To make ends meet, he takes an assignment to find a woman's (Lynda Carter) son, who's estranged from her. An assignment he shouldn't have taken.

Buck Enderly (King Orba) has a house cleaning business he took over from his aging mother (Shelley Long) after he was terminated as an RV salesman. His mother lives in a trailer and he lives in an RV nearby. He has a bicycle that he uses for work and rides with no helmet or license. He is contacted by Carlene Briggs (Lynda Carter) as we discover she is a good singer and a lousy mother. She pays Buck to locate her son Andrew (Shiloh Fernandez) claiming she was tumors and not long to live. Andrew is not the nicest guy in world. This was a drama that kept waiting for something to happen and when it did it wasn't worth waiting for. The acting was good, but like real life, it is mostly boring. Guide F-word. No sex or nudity.