- Studio: Paramount Classics
- Release Date: Apr 2, 2004
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6.8
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 21 Ratings
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Positive: 14 out of 21
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Mixed: 2 out of 21
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Negative: 5 out of 21
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LarryJSep 30, 20058
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EarlD.Feb 15, 20053Not even worth a rental-pretentious drivel.
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RobertAMar 2, 20053Well, i really wanted to like this film. But, it just isn't good. Written like a bad book.
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HollyC.Dec 27, 20055
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MiguelG.Nov 28, 20063The film does not tell anything, does not have any insight in any particular issue and it definitely has no complexity. Nothing to save apart of Kevin Sapcy's acting.
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BrittanyF.Feb 13, 200510This is the most amazing movie i have ever seen. It made me think so much, and has changed how i look at life. Matthew Hoge is an amazing writer and this movie was an amazing idea. Everyone that is giving it bad reviews must either not be open to new views on things or is an idiot.
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StaceyG.Dec 22, 20049Amazing and brutaly honust.
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Dr.BeverlyM.Apr 6, 20040Who has any understanding of the autistic child and his parents in this film. This is autism as object which is an inhuman idea. The inhumanity exhibited here should be prosecuted.
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AndrewD.Dec 28, 200510Absolutly fantastic film....will make you think
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LindseyL.Feb 1, 200510This movie was awesome! A lot of deep thoughts and interesting views. If you like donnie darko you'll like this movie.. except it's easier to follow.
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elizabethmAug 18, 20058This was a great movie! Yeah a little confusing, but still really great. And so was Ryan Gosling in this movie. USL was also a learning experience!
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IsaacF.Apr 13, 20049The world is pretty inhuman, Doctor.
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KuoT.Jun 23, 20058
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80Thoroughly entertaining and will possibly get you thinking about certain choices you've made in your life.
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60A complex and often compelling melodrama, at times almost verging on soap opera.
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40Hoge shows no particular directorial style, bringing a bland, anonymous look to the generic Southern California suburban locations.