What a terminal bore this film is. It makes no sense at all. The two males would have never hung out together. They driv
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davedave11 — 10 years ago(March 25, 2016 08:51 AM)
Of course not all opinions are equal. There are good opinions and bad ones. There are informed opinions and stupid meaningless opinions. Johnboi 1221 is proof.
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YuunofYork — 9 years ago(November 18, 2016 03:06 AM)
Very much this. Just because it is impossible to remove bias from a statement does not give all statements equal value. Works for politics, works for films. Don't get the movie? Fine. Say it "has no point" without attempting an explanation? You don't get away with that on the internets.
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Bowserb46 — 10 years ago(March 31, 2016 12:38 PM)
I wager the starter of this thread is a young guy with limited life experience. Probably expected a comedy action movie with its R rating. This movie had too much dialog for him. This movie rang true for me. I have known the main characters a couple times. Right now I know a Miles and a Jack. I have known a Maya. I've been Victoria's new husband. I have even known the Hitching Post's bartender and Stephanie's mother. Incredibly, I think I've had some of the conversations in this movie. These are real people expertly written and very well cast and acted. I guess my life has been a little lacking, though, because I have not ever known a Stephanie.
I enjoy this movie every time I see it, even though I always hope Miles will change his mind and not steal from his mom and then bail on her birthday brunch.