# Well defined characters in a barbershop have conversations and try to solve their communities' woes.
# May well have (more than) one of the year's best movie moments with Nikki on the Stairs and Common in the Car. Although unavoidably unoriginal in most of its comprising elements, the film is highly enjoyable throughout.
# The cast is given sweet meaty material and unanimously delivers with convincing skill. Directed and shot cleanly, if not slickly, after a bumpy introduction.
# A sincere and quality production that endearingly represents positive social commentary on the dynamics of diversity, family, community, relationships and progression. If you can stand the cast, you will enjoy the show.
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