Jam (I) (2006)A traffic accident on a rural mountain road becomes a life changing experience for fifteen diverse travelers. Director:Craig E. Serling |
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Jam (I) (2006)A traffic accident on a rural mountain road becomes a life changing experience for fifteen diverse travelers. Director:Craig E. Serling |
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Curt
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| Elizabeth Bogush | ... |
Jen
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| Dan Byrd | ... |
Josh
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| Julie Claire | ... |
Judy
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| David DeLuise | ... |
Jerry
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| Amanda Detmer | ... |
Amy
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| Amanda Foreman | ... |
Stephanie
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| Tess Harper | ... |
Ruby
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| Marianne Jean-Baptiste | ... |
Lorraine
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| Jeffrey Dean Morgan | ... |
Dale
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| Mariah O'Brien | ... |
Rose
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| Alex Rocco | ... |
Mick
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| Jonathan Silverman | ... |
Gary
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| Gina Torres | ... |
Lilac
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A traffic accident on a rural mountain road becomes a life changing experience for fifteen diverse travelers.
After seeing so many mediocre movies in a row, this was definitely a breath of fresh air. To describe it I would say it's one of those off-beat films not driven by a plot but by characters. It reminded me a lot of The Breakfast Club in more ways than one.
As far as the actors, all of them were great and their characters were well defined and easy to relate to. In Fact, another movie to compare this to might be Glengary Glen Ross. It's not the story but the cast that make these films fun to watch. Jam had a great cast.
While I just compared Jam to two classics, I wouldn't necessarily rank it in that category, but I do think it certainly deserves better than it's current IMDb ranking of 5.3. I give it an 8.