The Big Empty (2003) 6.0
A budding actor is faced with a stalled career and a mountain of debt. Director:Steve AndersonWriter:Steve Anderson |
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The Big Empty (2003) 6.0
A budding actor is faced with a stalled career and a mountain of debt. Director:Steve AndersonWriter:Steve Anderson |
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| Jon Favreau | ... |
John Person
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| Joey Lauren Adams | ... |
Grace
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| Bud Cort | ... |
Neely
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| Jon Gries | ... |
Elron
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| Daryl Hannah | ... |
Stella
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| Adam Beach | ... |
Randy
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| Gary Farmer | ... |
Indian Bob
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| Rachael Leigh Cook | ... |
Ruthie
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| Brent Briscoe | ... |
Dan
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| Melora Walters | ... |
Candy
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| Kelsey Grammer | ... | ||
| Sean Bean | ... | ||
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Alejandra Aguilan | ... |
Traveler
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Jay Brothers | ... |
Traveler
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Sara Fouts | ... |
Traveler
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Would be-Hollywood actor John Person always considered his bizarre neighbor Neely a conspiracy theory nut-case. Still he accepts a simple task to wipe out his over $27,000 debt: delivering a blue suitcase to some Cowboy at Baker, in the empty desert. The place proves a nest of weirdos, including extremely jealous Randy and his girl Ruthie, who seduces John. He learns Neely was murdered, and FBI agent Banks grills him as prime suspect. Yet the weirdest is still to come once Cowboy turns up. Written by KGF Vissers
"The Big Empty" is not only the title of this movie, it's also an apt description of it. Telling of a struggling actor who runs an errand to a desert town in California for some paranormal weirdo only to become embroiled in a bunch of nonsense which goes no where, this lame comedy is packed with some quality acting talent from the B-list and little else. Cost cutting is evident everywhere and the novelty in this quirkfest's screenplay wears thin at the mid-point only to sink into oblivion as the end draws near. Not worth the price of a DVD rental this darkish comedy with sci-fi overtones is best saved for broadcast where it will be in the company of its kindred. (C)