I’m going to make this intro quick and easy.

“The Wackness” is one of the best films I’ve seen this year and it’s so much better than “Hancock,” that it’s a crime more of you won’t have a chance to check it out this weekend now that it’s playing in limited release.

The film has a voice and a spirit that doesn’t come along too often, and it’s filled with great performances across the board. Plus, there are so many funny moments that it’s perfect for a date or just to go with a bunch of friends. Trust me, everyone will relate to at least one of the characters on screen…as it’s a coming of age story that’s as real as anything I’ve seen in a long time.

If you haven’t heard of “The Wackness” yet…click here to read about it and to watch some movie clips. Hopefully my words will convince you to take a chance on something you may not have heard of.

Anyway, I recently interviewed writer/director Jonathan Levine and Olivia Thirlby and the interviews are below. Both of them have a lot to say and I think you’ll enjoy both interviews. And if you missed the Sir Ben Kingsley and Josh Peck interviews, click here.

Finally, if you want to watch a few other interviews for the film, here are some links to the ones I did at this year’s Sundance Film Festival - Josh Peck and Method Man, Sir Ben Kingsley and writer/director Jonathan Levine.

Again, "The Wackness" is now playing in limited release and it'll be expanding in the coming weeks. Go check it out. You'll love it.

Jonathan Levine

• When he looks back on Sundance, what was that experience like
• Talks about how he is like the main character
• Did he do the haircut for today’s junket?
• We talk about the music in the film
• What else are they doing on the web
• Says he is working on a spy novel adaptation for Sony and says it’s going to be like Bourne Identity on Acid.

Olivia Thirlby

• What was Sundance like for her
• She talked about watching all the movies after she was done promoting
• What was it about the script that made her want to play the part
• True or not true: Sir Ben makes you watch Gandhi before working with him
• She talks about first meeting Sir Ben and working with him
• She talks about her upcoming films and how she’s working with Brett Ratner