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Summary: A Movie For All Kinds of People
Review: This movie is one of my alltime favorites. Combine that with the deleted scenes and all the extras, it is a worthwhile buy. The actors range from well known stars to total newcomers. The movie unfolds in a Pulp Fiction style, and is easy to follow. This movie is one that won't collect dust on your shelves.
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Summary: One Word.... Simon!
Review: Which for me was what made the movie so enjoyable. Although not as interesting overall as the segment with Ronna trying to get rent money the Las Vegas trip was too reminiscent of my more youthful days and similar excursions. Simon is absolutely hysterical whether going to a strip club or hookin' up with two girls. And for a stupid guy like myself the chase scenes were very exciting. You don't always need character driven material in order to be effective and Simon's crew is. Their segment was just flat out funny and an adrenaline rush. It was too easy to see myself and some of my real life buddies in the role of Simon and his crew.The dinner party scene was unusual to say the least but to me not all that effective and it really didn't lend itself to the cohesiveness of the film. Not a purchase but well worth viewing.
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Summary: Not at all what I expected
Review: When I saw the trailer for this movie I asumed that the story line was going to be based around a rave scene and when I actually saw the movie, it reminded me of Pulp Fiction (style wise). I found the story line lame as ... and in reality they focused on the rave for approximately 2 minutes of the movie which disappointed me, because that part of the trailer was what got me interested to even watch the movie in the first place. I personaly would NOT recomend this movie to anyone.
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Summary: Go get it
Review: This was a really good movie that actually reminded me of a few people I know which in some cases isn't to good. It kinda made me laugh. It's about how this group of worker's at a grocery spend there night. They switch back and forth to each of them and it's quite interesting what you can get into, with lots of bad luck and chance.
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Summary: A Great Movie!
Review: This is really a great movie. I rented it about 3 months ago by total accident by I'm glad I made the mistake. The movie starts out a little dull...maybe the first 15 minutes....but from then on it rocks...many of the parts are absolutely hilarious and packed with action. The plot twists in this movie are awesome and it's neat to see how everything unravels. One will not be sorry if they rent or buy this movie because this one's a keeper. Big ups to the writers and directors!
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Summary: One of the best movies of the last couple years!
Review: Genius. I can't stop watching this DVD. The acting is great and the directing is even better. If you like Pulp Fiction, you will definately like this one.
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Summary: ITS A MIATA!!!!!!!
Review: Go is a movie by the same people that brought you Swingers. The movie is divided into several sections, each dealing with some of the characters. I've seen this movie several times, and its witty dialogue and sadistic humor simply demanded that I buy it.
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Summary: Hang-yourself-BAD
Review: THIS IS ONE OF, IF NOT THE WORST MOVIE I'VE EVER WASTED MY MONEY TO SEE.THE PLOT WAS TOTALY UNREALISTIC AND THE CHATACTERS WERE UNBELIEVABLY FAKE.I DON'T KNOW WHAT WAS WORSE, ALL THE BOUNCING FROM SCENE, OR THE DIALOG. THIS MOVIE DEGRADES THE REPUTATION OF THE ACTORS IN IT.IT IS ALSO NOTHING LIKE ANY OF THE PREVIEWS I'VE SEEN FOR IT. AT FIRST I THOUGHT MABEY I JUST WASN'T THE AUDIENCE FOR THIS MOVIE, BUT THEN I HAD OTHER PEOPLE TELLING ME HOW INCREADIBLY BAD IT WAS. IF YOU WANT TO BE BORED TO DEATH, THIS IS THE MOVIE FOR YOU.I HOWEVER WOULDN'T WATCH IT AGAIN IF I WAS PAID TO.
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Summary: enjoyable and hilarious--excellent screenplay
Review: this one is quite good--very intelligent and fun. I like when Mannie is on ecstasy and he describes the pills as "baby aspirin". I also love the Confederated Products dinner-table scene -"No-sir-you-ree Bob!" The "Simon" segment wasn't that great. Simon gets routinely irritating with his antics. The lovely Sarah Polley does a phenomenal job acting as "Ronna". William Fichtner and Timothy Olyphant are also naturally outstanding in their roles. The soundtrack is great and very fitting. Overall, I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes a good screenplay in a film.
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Summary: Young escapism at its finest
Review: There is really no underlying agenda to interpret in this movie, which is no drawback by any means. This movie is a joyride in all regards, and the film really thrusts you from being a watcher to being a participant. The whole approach to the storytelling itself is presented in ways that deviate from standard filming that make the watcher, as I just said, feel like part of the movie and part of the adventure. Examples of my ranting are exemplified by the small intermissions in which the characters travel from one place to another, the camera work that sometimes captures the intoxication of said times, and the interaction between the characters that occurs before the normal run-of-the-mill scenes start. The whole plot, or better yet chronology, of this film revolves around young Ronna, a girl working in a dead end job who is living from paycheck to paycheck. Its the holiday season, but Ronna is short on her rent money and needs to find ways to score some extra cash to keep her from being evicted. The movie weaves in and out from here, and follows several different storylines, each with their own dedicated, and for the most part uninterrupted, time periods. The movie does an excellent job of weaving the different storylines and actually crossing them at various times, which provides great insight into events that happen earlier in the movie that you may not be able to grasp at first glance. These plots include Ronna's plans to sell ecstasy at a rave to cover her expenses, going behind the back of her normal dealer (and co-worker) Simon, who is out getting into mischief in Las Vegas with some of his friends, and then there is the curiously strange policeman who is using two soap opera stars as bait to catch a drug dealer in a deal...in this case it happens to be poor Ronna. On the whole, there is too much to like about this movie with its unusual yet real life circumstances.
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