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Sometimes it's hard moving forward without first looking back. more
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Standing Still is the story of a popular yet drunken actor who reconnects with a group of his college friends for a wedding several years after graduation. full summary | add synopsis
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The Day That Fox Stopped Standing Still -- Nicole writes about the weekend box office
(From Collider.com. 14 December 2008)
Mena Suvari Files for Divorce
(From WENN. 12 May 2005)
(From Collider.com. 14 December 2008)
Mena Suvari Files for Divorce
(From WENN. 12 May 2005)
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jon Abrahams | ... | Pockets |
 | Amy Adams | ... | Elise |
 | Roger Avary | ... | Franklin Brauner |
 | Xander Berkeley | ... | Jonathan |
 | Ethan Embry | ... | Donovan |
 | Adam Garcia | ... | Michael |
 | Lauren German | ... | Jennifer |
 | Colin Hanks | ... | Quentin |
 | Melissa Sagemiller | ... | Samantha |
 | Aaron Stanford | ... | Rich |
 | Mena Suvari | ... | Lana |
 | James Van Der Beek | ... | Simon |
 | Marnette Patterson | ... | Sarah |
 | Nikki Schieler Ziering | ... | Prostitute / Cop |
 | Dakota Sky | ... | Kid |
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Rated R for sexuality, nudity, language and some drug use.
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Franklin Brauner:
Hello, I'm Franklin Brauner, I don't think we've met. My dick is so big it won't fit into a tennis ball can.
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Watching this film reminded me of what it was like to be sick on a Sunday and the only channel that works is Lifetime. The dialogue is lame and predictable. There is little or no authenticity to the characters emotional discoveries. Surprisingly, James VanderBeek brought a lot to his character's role but his screen time was comparable to Christopher Walken's in True Romance. It was like watching the Family Stone minus the funny improvisational parts and extending the bad Hollywood movie parts. The actors may be good on their own but the direction and writing are to blame here. They throw in a pathetic lesbian scene and other moments that wouldn't have happened if this were to take place in real life but the screen writing class told them it is what the viewers want to see. There is also little or no attempt to hide how low budget this film was made for.