There are a number of young actors that I have felt showed a great deal of potential in recent years, so I looked forward to watching this. I don't mind that it's a "little film", but I do mind that the talents of people such as Channing Tatum, Justin Long, Anthony Mackie, and Max Minghella are so wasted in what is a relatively boring film. Is it really possible to make a film where you sit there thinking there isn't a single character here that I would like to know? Well, yes, it's possible, and that is the one thing this film achieved.
Of the four actors I mentioned, not to mention anybody else, there's not a single good thing I can say about their performances. I'd say it's a waste of celluloid, but of course, that's not the media films are on anymore.
The plot...well, I'm not totally sure there was a plot or script...maybe they just ad-libed as they went along...just seems to meander through a class reunion with little or no purpose. I hope no one got paid for writing this script! Actually the film was written and directed by Jamie Linden, whom I predict will have a pretty short career.
This film was so bad that I actually think less of the actors involved than I did before watching it. Why did they select such tripe? And did anyone have any concept of how flat an effort this was.
I don't think I've ever given a film less than a "5", but since you can't give a "zero", I'm stuck with giving it a "1".
To the actors: You have great potential. Be a bit more selective in the future.
