Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Amanda Peet | ... | Mia | |
Brian Van Holt | ... | Brad | |
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Jonathan Abrahams | ... | Jonathan |
Zorie Barber | ... | Zeke | |
Judah Domke | ... | Eric | |
Callie Thorne | ... | Liz | |
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Montse Viader | ... | Park Girl |
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Linda Udd | ... | Subway Girl |
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Doug MacHugh | ... | Cook (as Douglas MacHugh) |
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Gordon Feinberg | ... | Waiter |
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Suzanne Molloy | ... | Waitress |
David Heyman | ... | Suit | |
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Bo Bazylevski | ... | Suit (as Bo Bazylevsky) |
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David J. Cohen | ... | Suit |
Phil Nourie | ... | Suit |
In New York, Brad, Zeke and Jonathan are wolves and best friends. They meet each other once a week together with their married friend Eric to tell theirs dates, affairs and sex experiences along the week. Brad and Zeke are greater lovers and Jonathan loves to self-masturbate. One day, each one of them discloses to the others that has met the perfect girlfriend. Indeed, they discover that their girlfriends is the same woman called Mia. Their dispute for Mia will affect their friendship. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This movie tells the dating stories of male friends in New York. They happen to go out with the same girl, raising the tension between them. Even if it's a comedy rather than a drama, the movie drags too much. The directing is not up to the task: the four adventures are rather cut than blend together. Except the shy and expert wankker, the characters aren't interesting but highly unbelievable. Amanda is the only good thing here because she seems natural and brings her usual smile and kindness. The fan of the big apple would be happy too because there's a lot of exterior stuff. There are funny moments (the dreams, the fights) but it was not enough to convince me, all the more that i watched the American version without subtitles and i couldn't understand the dialogs.