Swingers (Collector's Series)

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Summary: Funniest movie I've seen so far!!!!
Review: Best funny movie I've seen in my life. I love this movie because it relates to my party life and how my friends and me react to girls in the clubs.

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Summary: AMAZING!!!!!! One of my top 5 films of all time!
Review: This movie is my favorite comedy and truly portrays life as a twenty-something in L.A. This movie paved the way, thankfully, for the swing ressurection which has taken off in this country. John Favreau is truly a gifted screenwriter, not to mention actor. Paving the way for the career of Vince Vaughn, everybody has a friend like Trent. At least one, maybe two. (I sure do.) YOU MUST SEE THIS FILM!

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Summary: Get a nightlife with Swingers!
Review: This has got to be the best commedy of the 90's! I've never met anyone who's seen this flick and hasn't loved it. Girls dig it, but guys RELATE to it. Nothing's better than to see your best friend, roomate, and old flings portrayed in a commedy so real it's hilarious. Get this movie, grab a beer, and ride shotgun with the coolest guys outta Hollywood. Buy this baby, it's money!

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Summary: Swingers is Money - Baby!
Review: Excellent scripting by Favreau and Vaughn.I have read the original screen play, which only gave me a greater appreciation for the dynamic duo's ad libbing and deviation from their original creation. This is one you should own!!! Nice work guys!

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Summary: One of the best written movies I have ever seen
Review: This is an over used phrase, but I think it is true in this case. Rarely have I seen a movie that puts me into the scene. I found myself talking to the screen. I have never seen a movie that has such real dialouge. The conversations were identical to those I have with my friends. I loved the Vince Vahn character. By wanna be film critic, KCW (BTW I see well over 100 movies per year in a theater.)

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Summary: Vince Vaughn is the money, baby!
Review: After watching this great movie I immediatally fell in love with Vaughn's acting (not to mention his looks). He has this sassy, classy, sexy, charming, smurky way about him that makes the movie worth watching by itself. Throw in some great dialogue and interesting characters and you get Swingers. Although the ending comes kind of slowly, the film is just plain, old-fashioned cool! Worth seeing if you're looking for some new expressions to baffle your friends with. It's the money, Baby!

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Summary: WHO'S THE BIG WINNER TONIGHT?
Review: Without a doubt, the most pleasant surprise cinematically in the last five years. It goes to show that a handful of guys with just a couple of bucks in their pocket and an overabundance of inspiration can craft a remarkably memorable cinematic gem. "Swingers" boasts one of the funniest screenplays (courtesy of its leading man, Jon Favreau) in recent memory. The chemistry between Favreau and his co-star, Vince Vaughn, is such that you cannot take your eyes off them. Favreau's Mike, the down-on-his-luck, self-pitying out-of-work comedian and Vaughn's Trent, the handsome, arrogant lothario, create such a study in personality contrast that it makes perfect sense that these two would be bosom buddies. Judging from his performance in "Swingers," Vaughn's best work is behind him. His Trent is a character that he would be hard-pressed to top. Not to mention the top-notch soundtrack (one criticism - it was largely responsible for the revitalization of the swing craze - thanks, Gap). Give "Swingers" a try. It's so money.

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Summary: BAT THE BUNNY
Review: Hanging over my bed hangs the poster "Swingers" The funniest most entertaining movie in a long time. "I guess were not in Kansas anymore" funny scene, bat the bunny, then stick your claws in the bunny.

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Summary: Beautiful Babies and Money
Review: This film has the same to-the-minute trendy feel that Kevin Smith's "Clerks" did, and is equally blessed in a largely unknown but very talented cast. The plot, if that is the right word, revolves around the adventures of a group of 20 something wasters and their attempts to get laid. The film is rich with beautifully observed dialogue, much of which is the funny quick fire banter you fondly imagine you and your mates do down the pub. But you don't. The soundtrack is a wonderfully eclectic mix, it's like you hear the male lead's entire record collection. If there is a criticism it is that the cinematography is nothing special, but run of the mill camera work does not at the end of the day spoil a movie you will want to watch again and again, in the hope that some of it's style will rub off on you

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Summary: your so money and you don't even know it
Review: This movie is a must-see. I've seen it I don't know how many times, because its all about a guy being depressed over his ex-girlfriend and trying to get back into the dating game but can't quite do it, somewhere most guys have been at some point. It's got a classy soundtrack, and tons of cool little one-liners. The best thing about it is that the dialogue is probably exactly like the dialogue most people in or just out of college have. Watch it.