The head of a high school reunion committee tries to get the most popular guy in school to attend their class' upcoming 20-year reunion.The head of a high school reunion committee tries to get the most popular guy in school to attend their class' upcoming 20-year reunion.The head of a high school reunion committee tries to get the most popular guy in school to attend their class' upcoming 20-year reunion.
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- 2 nominations
Nicole Barré
- Holly James
- (as Nicole Barre)
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- TriviaIn 2013, Bill Hader was reportedly in talks to play the lead character during the film's early pre-production stage (when it was originally called Lawless).
- SoundtracksSo in Love
Written by Stephen Hague, Paul Humphreys (as Paul David Humphreys), Andy McCluskey (as Andrew McCluskey)
Performed by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Published by EMI April Music Inc. on behalf of Charisma Music Publishing Co. Ltd. (ASCAP), White Noise Ltd. (PRS) / BMG VM Music Ltd. (PRS)
Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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3 and under are reserved for movies in which the acting is garbage. the acting in this movie is good.
the movie is the problem.
jack black has chops, but they're wasted in this movie. mr. marsden also sells it. the acting isn't what's wrong with this movie. what's wrong is: what? why did we, the audience, just watch this? it was everywhere, all over the place, and had no landing. it just sort of was.
in a few weeks someone will be talking to me about the movie about that guy at the reunion where he got buttf*cked, and i'll say: "Idunno man. Idunno what you're talking about." Then he'll mention Jack Black, and I'll say, "Oh, I think there was a Netflix thing that sucked where he was a salesman of some kind, and that dude from the transgender show who is really popular was his boss." we'll both agree that that's the movie we both saw, then we'll go back to our desks.
the end.
that's where this ends.
the movie is the problem.
jack black has chops, but they're wasted in this movie. mr. marsden also sells it. the acting isn't what's wrong with this movie. what's wrong is: what? why did we, the audience, just watch this? it was everywhere, all over the place, and had no landing. it just sort of was.
in a few weeks someone will be talking to me about the movie about that guy at the reunion where he got buttf*cked, and i'll say: "Idunno man. Idunno what you're talking about." Then he'll mention Jack Black, and I'll say, "Oh, I think there was a Netflix thing that sucked where he was a salesman of some kind, and that dude from the transgender show who is really popular was his boss." we'll both agree that that's the movie we both saw, then we'll go back to our desks.
the end.
that's where this ends.
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- Budget
- $3,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $673,151
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $469,000
- May 10, 2015
- Gross worldwide
- $774,780
- Runtime1 hour 41 minutes
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