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Larceny (2004)A young man from New Jersey comes to Los Angeles to visit his slightly crazy cousin and gets mistaken for a successful New York artist. Director:Irving Schwartz |
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Nick
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| Andy Dick | ... |
Chris
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Mom
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Charles
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Angela
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| Tyra Banks | ... |
Herself
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Joann Richter | ... |
Sondra
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Punk girl
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Art Guy
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| Brooke Dillman | ... |
Rental car agent
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| Zia Domic | ... |
Girl Musician
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A young man from New Jersey comes to Los Angeles to visit his slightly crazy cousin and gets mistaken for a successful New York artist.
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independent filmTaglines:
Welcome to LA, where everybody has an angle but nobody has a clue.Genres:
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2 March 2004 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Despite my better self, I actually enjoyed this. An 8 might be slightly high score, but not by much.
Were there bad elements? Oh yes. Very bad. It was very derivative of a dozen better-known films (Get Shorty). It had a very heavy early-90s feel. The music was very bad.
But overall it had a good energy. Quirky. Charming. And very good structure. We clicked in with the lead right away and launched a good story right away. Then there were a parade of colorful and entertaining characters. Within a ton of very familiar elements, arose an originality. (And some good camera work, too.)
This would not have survived a theatrical release but is generally better than what is on the DVD market.
This is for you but only if you like quirky. It wasn't laugh-out-loud. But endearing? Yes.