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Storyline
When a traveling carnival comes to a small town, a lifelong slacker meets the girl of his dreams (Rachael Taylor) and wakes up to the life he has yet to begin living.
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Life is full of attractions.
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Goofs
After Galaxy has been swimming in the splashdown scene, the ink of her ostensibly permanent tattoo is beginning to run, darkening the surrounding area on her arm.
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Quotes
[
first lines]
Justin Frost:
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to imaginary adversaries]
Easy everybody. Don't get hurt.
[
karate cry]
Justin Frost:
You, come here.
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References
Back to the Future (1985)
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Soundtracks
Chicago Rag
Written by
Keith Papworth (uncredited)
Courtesy of DeWolfe Music
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Release Date:
2 October 2009 (USA)
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Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$10,515,
8 November 2009
Gross USA:
$16,392
Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$16,392
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Excellent. The plot had some unique qualities. The humour is that typical late teens/early twenties, some slapstick, some fantastic low-brow. I enjoyed Splinterheads quite a bit. I laughed out loud quite a few times, despite watching the movie alone.
I think what surprised me most was that the lesser known actors/actresses and those that have been out of the game for awhile (i.e. Lea Thompson) did a great job, as did Christopher McDonald. Thomas Middleditch is perfect for the role, and I look forward to seeing him more future projects.
Racheal Taylor also great as the object of Middleditch's interest. Eye candy, while playing the role of Galaxy well.
If you're looking for a fun date movie or a good laugh, this one is a great way to spend 90 minutes. If you can't enjoy this type of comedy, it's probably not your thing.