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Your Friends & Neighbors (1998) 6.3
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6.3/10 from 5,906 users
Metascore: 70/100
Reviews: 119 user | 59 critic | 27 from Metacritic.com Unhappy couples fall apart and hop into other beds with other people. Director:Neil LaButeWriter:Neil LaBute |
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Cast
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| Amy Brenneman | ... | ||
| Aaron Eckhart | ... | ||
| Catherine Keener | ... | ||
| Nastassja Kinski | ... | ||
| Jason Patric | ... | ||
| Ben Stiller | ... | ||
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Theater instructor Jerry starts an affair with Mary, and that starts a chain of events that affect their respective partners Terri and Barry and other characters in the film, creating a web of relationships. Written by Anonymous
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A modern immorality tale. See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for graphic sexual dialogue, strong sexuality and language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
21 August 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Friends and Neighbors See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
Budget:
$5,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$340,288 (USA) (21 August 1998)Gross:
$4,710,749 (USA) (30 October 1998)Company Credits
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Written by Bryony Atkinson and Russell Blake
Performed by The Sitter
Produced and engineered by Peter McCabe
Vocals by Bryony Atkinson
Guitar by Russell Blake
Drums by Carla Azar
Bass by Greg Edwards
Cello by Miles Tackett
Violin by Eugene PG
Recorded at Tone King Studios
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The dialogue was written so that the character's names would never be revealed - until the end credits. See more »Quotes
Terri: It's over. Thanks so much, it was lovely. I'll get the rest of my stuff later.See more »
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Special thanks to Christy See more »Soundtracks
"My Hollow"Written by Bryony Atkinson and Russell Blake
Performed by The Sitter
Produced and engineered by Peter McCabe
Vocals by Bryony Atkinson
Guitar by Russell Blake
Drums by Carla Azar
Bass by Greg Edwards
Cello by Miles Tackett
Violin by Eugene PG
Recorded at Tone King Studios
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In this fairly ordinary film the pace drags and the characters get tedious. But there are moments of pure gold, and I enjoyed the frank and explicit sex discussions. But the real gold is JASON PATRIC. Not only does he look great, as always, but he plays the most horrible person I have ever seen in any film. Without a single redeeming feature he swaggers cockily through the film and, somehow, is utterly charming. Ah, the attraction of the devil! His long speech in which he describes his best sexual experience is worth sitting through the rest of the film for - it is both brilliantly acted and written, and I'm sure will become a regular "party piece" for auditioning actors. And that scene in the book-store. Wow! Congrats Jason, I'm glad you did receive some award attention for this role - you should have won an Oscar!