A group of thirtysomethings having problems with fidelity gets an opportunity to turn back the clock.
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| Marley Shelton | ... | Rebecca | |
| Ron Eldard | ... | Dag | |
| Patrick Breen | ... | Peter | |
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Sanjiv Jhaveri | ... | Cabbie |
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Kelly Cole | ... | Jimmy |
| Kyra Sedgwick | ... | Halley | |
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Zoe Caldwell | ... | Jessica |
| Marisa Tomei | ... | Paula | |
| Peter Dinklage | ... | Dink | |
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Hollis Granville | ... | Cabbie 2 |
| Sarita Choudhury | ... | Colleen | |
| Zofia Borucka | ... | Flight Attendant | |
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Billy Strong | ... | Sal the Flight Attendant |
| Bruno Amato | ... | Joe | |
| Donna Hanover | ... | Newscaster | |
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Manhattan. Halley loves Dag, a philanderer who claims he's reformed. Peter, Dag's best friend, loves Rebecca, a suicidal dancer who sleeps around without Peter's knowing. When Halley and Peter learn that Dag and Rebecca have slept together (it started with just a kiss), Halley leaves Dag, and Peter is wounded. In their suffering, Halley meets Andre, a cellist; Peter meets Colleen, Andre's wife; and, a remorseful Dag meets Paula, an edgy waitress with a crush on Peter. Couplings follow; then, several characters end up in hospital. Paula becomes an avenging angel, and Peter may be her next victim. Is there any way these relationships can be set right? Can we go back to that kiss? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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15 May 2003 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
Still a Kiss See more »Filming Locations:
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Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$7,239, 29 September 2002, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
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Rebecca: Are there any other kind?
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Written by Rob Mounsey ((c) 2001 Flying Monkey Music, ASCAP).
Performed and Produced by Rob Mounsey & Flying Monkey Orchestra
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At about 1:17, just after Peter kisses Rebecca's dead lips, Rebecca moves her head for an instant and slightly tips her head up. See more »Quotes
Dag: This is going to be one of those terrible mistakes, the ones you can't ever take back.Rebecca: Are there any other kind?
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UK versions are cut by 15 secs to heavily reduce shots of a vertical wrist-slashing which are prohibited for film under BBFC Guidelines. See more »Soundtracks
Whistler's BrotherWritten by Rob Mounsey ((c) 2001 Flying Monkey Music, ASCAP).
Performed and Produced by Rob Mounsey & Flying Monkey Orchestra
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Look, let's be honest here: this is a film that most people are going to hate. But if you're in the small group that like it, you're going to love it. It is NOT, contrary to what some reviewers are saying, a, "meh, average" film.
This is emphatically not a genre film --- you don't know what to expect, and you can't judge it by genre conventions. In particular, give it about 20 minutes to set the mood and see if you like that.
To the extent that it is any genre, it's dark/absurdist comedy. Some funny things happen, some completely unexpected and ridiculous things happen. But it's the comedy of ridiculousness, not on-going laugh-out-loud comedy.
It's also not IMHO, pace some other commenters, meant to be a deep meditation on the fragility of life, how one small thing can change lives; it's not Sliding Doors or Run Lola Run. It uses elements of that sort of setup, but for absurdist effect, not to ruminate on life.
Having said all that, I Ioved it. We have, in Rebecca the most desirable Manic Pixy Dreamgirl I've yet seen on screen. (Yes, yes, I know it's not PC to lust after MPGs, but, damn, done right they are so appealing; and boy was Rebecca done right.) We also have Marisa Tomei looking more lovely than in any other movie she's ever done. We have a constant stream of bizarre asides that do nothing to forward the plot but somehow just fit the movie (starting with the interaction with the taxi driver that opens the movie). What's not to love? Personally I wish more movies like this were made...