This movie crashed into me.

Rating: 9/10 (4 June 2005)

This movie surprised me in every way. I wrote it off when I heard that Matt Dillon and Ludicrous were in it and that it was put out by Lions Gate Films. How ironic it was to find out that I judged the movie in a similar way to how the characters judged each other in the movie. It turns out that Ludicrous and Matt Dillon had greeeaaat performances as well as everyone else in the film. I was biased against Matt Dillon because of his work (or lack there of) in Employee of the Month. I just couldn't believe he would even agree to do such a horrible film. Anyways, back to my main point (if I have one). This movie was excellent and can apply to all of our lives. It was unexpectedly funny, but it was the kind of humor that you feel bad after you laugh because you know it's true. I had such a variety of emotions from all the culture-clashing going on. I felt like I got the crap kicked out of me during that film, but, somehow, in a good way. See this movie, it just might change your outlook on things. Don't write it off like I did, but open your mind and put yourself into, unfortunately, what could be just another day of ruthless experiences that directly and/or indirectly affect you each day. This film may seem all to real to you.