Emergency has a little bit of everything; comedy, suspense, horror, and plenty of "oh no..." moments. Quite a ride from start to finish, as 3 friends struggle with their current and future identities....and a passed out little white girl.

I really enjoyed it. It was funny, cute, and socially aware. I read about it before the movie screening so I had some awareness of what the film would be about and the presentation was even better than my expectation.

EXCELLENT film! I expected the laughs, but wasn't prepared for the excellent storyline, the in-your-face reality of living with black skin, the bond men can share... I'd love for ALL teens and young adults to see this film!

This movie had a very funny side but also brought up some issues that's still going on with society it was presented get well.

Emotional, showing apologies aren’t enough, and the trauma and absurdity of the police system without being communally divisive to audience. Balanced lightheartedness with tension and gravity. I felt seen with some of the things I’ve personally gone through. Cerebral, intellectual, funny, and culturally honoring, intersectionality of barriers in class and race. Incisive social criticism presented in a relatable and non-threatening way, lubricated with lol incisive wit. Hypocrisy of “allies”. Brilliant performances and characters reminiscent of acquaintances. Comedic tragic realism new heights

thank goodness for a happy ending

I feel like this is what the recent "Candyman" movie was trying to be. I think the fact that this was an original story gave it a edge on the "Candyman" movie because it had no perimeters to work around. Just straight up artistic freedom. \r\rI think the message was displayed beautifully and thoughtfully. Not too in the viewers face but also easy enough to understand which is something that fell flat in the new "Candyman". If social issues are going to be displayed I feel everyone should feel the affects after watching and I feel this movie can accomplish that. \r\rThe title falls flat though.

The intense aggravation was worth it. It should be mandatory viewing for all, especially police snd policy-makers!