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Credited cast: | |||
Tania Raymonde | ... | Wendy Horowitz | |
Kyle Gallner | ... | Brian | |
Allison Scagliotti | ... | Simone | |
Jason Burkey | ... | Peter | |
Aaron Himelstein | ... | Dave | |
Adam Herschman | ... | Greg Glaverman | |
Alexia Rasmussen | ... | Vicky | |
Billy Kay | ... | Billy | |
Ashley Springer | ... | Miles | |
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Billie Worley | ... | Kenny |
Elise Fyke | ... | Bar Patron | |
Nathan Ross Murphy | ... | Jock (as Nathan Murphy) | |
Hailey Giles | ... | Sharon | |
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Peter Brensinger | ... | Lance |
Austin Haley | ... | Ellie's Dad |
Losers Take All is a comedy in which we follow "The Fingers," a fictional punk-pop band stumbling and staggering their way in the opposite direction of mainstream success, circa 1986. Fingers are faced with the unlikely opportunity of committing the ultimate indie rock sin: selling out. Do they stay true to their non-commercial DIY sound and ethos? Do they get in bed with corporate rock? Or do they simply keep getting wasted and implode into oblivion? Written by Miles Monroe
Following a starting band, watching their struggle to find gigs, fans or a company that wants to produce them, it's all déjà-vu to me. I'm not saying that the acting was bad or so as it wasn't but the story just lacks some enthusiasm and originality. It's all too cliché to be special. And for a comedy it clearly lacks of humor. It's not the couple funny moments there are that will make this a comedy I will remember. If you want to watch something simular but really funny than I recommend you watch Flight Of The Conchords (2007), a serie that deserved so much more credit. The good part of Losers Take All is the music. For once the music didn't suck so that's a good point. For the rest it's really nothing special.