Kyle and Swin live by the orders of an Arkansas-based drug kingpin named Frog, whom they've never met. But when a deal goes horribly wrong, the consequences are deadly.
Kyle and Swin live by the orders of an Arkansas-based drug kingpin named Frog, whom they've never met. But when a deal goes horribly wrong, the consequences are deadly.
Clark Duke and Brad William Henke both appeared on "The Office". See more »
Goofs
In Chapter 2, set in 1985, Froggy takes delivery of bootleg cassette tapes at his shop. One of the shelves is full of DVDs, which didn't become widely-available in the US until 1997 - the year in which one of the DVDs on the shelves, Dante's Peak, was first released in cinemas. See more »
Quotes
Johnna:
Sandra Bullock is the happiest she's ever been. She views her divorce and its fall out as a blessing and something she grew from.
Swin:
I'm sorry, but those magazines are the canary in the coal mine of Western civilization.
Johnna:
Stop it. They're fun.
Swin:
It's materialism run rampant. All that celebrity worship and trash culture. It's drivin' everybody crazy and they don't even realize it.
Johnna:
Keep talking, Professor.
Swin:
What do you think all these zombie movies and post-apocalyptic stories are about the last few years?
Johnna:
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Alternate Versions
The international release of the film features a different score, composed by Alexander TaylorSee more »
Like some guy here in the comments I saw this movie without knowing that was Duke's debut and this was a good surprise when I saw it, He showed some maturity that I wasn't expecting from him.
Of curse it's not a Tarantino's movie, but he showed talent.
Sometimes the movie is slow, but it's tense. I think it's more like a "No country for old man" than "Pulp Fiction" (not getting close to any of these)
But if you want to see a good movie, enjoyable and good acting (Vaungh and Malkovich) this is one of them.
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Like some guy here in the comments I saw this movie without knowing that was Duke's debut and this was a good surprise when I saw it, He showed some maturity that I wasn't expecting from him. Of curse it's not a Tarantino's movie, but he showed talent. Sometimes the movie is slow, but it's tense. I think it's more like a "No country for old man" than "Pulp Fiction" (not getting close to any of these) But if you want to see a good movie, enjoyable and good acting (Vaungh and Malkovich) this is one of them.