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Six strangers' lives collide in one frenetic, dream-chasing, hopelessly romantic night.Six strangers' lives collide in one frenetic, dream-chasing, hopelessly romantic night.Six strangers' lives collide in one frenetic, dream-chasing, hopelessly romantic night.
Brett DelBuono
- Tariq
- (as Brett Delbuono)
LaMonica Garrett
- Chopper
- (as Lamonica Garrett)
Scott Deckert
- Drug Guy
- (as Scotty Dickert)
Ludwig Manukian
- Mr. Hariri
- (as Ludwid Manukian)
Henrique Zaga
- Jordan
- (as Henry Zaga)
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Did you know
- TriviaChristopher Louie's directorial debut.
- GoofsWhen Krystal is charging her phone the battery level goes up but the time on the phone stays at 7:58 the entire time.
- ConnectionsFeatured in MsMojo: Top 10 Must-Watch Spring Break Movies (2020)
- SoundtracksGoldDust
Performed by Galantis
Written by Christian Karlsson, Vincent Pontare, Cathy Dennis, Linus Eklöw and Svidden (as Jimmy Koitzsch)
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
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I seem to be finding rather mixed reviews about this movie everywhere and I just felt it necessary to write my own review.
First off, the movie itself has so many flaws that it's nearly impossible to take seriously. I really wanted to like this movie, as I do have an interest in Hayley Kiyoko and Sarah Hyland, and because I love other movies with similar aesthetics (Spring Breakers, for example) but I guess they could only work with what they had. I don't understand why either of them would stoop to this level of garbage, but sure enough they did. Money is more important than substance.
The writing. The writing is so god awful that it's almost painful to watch it play out on- screen. The acting was obviously not top-notch but I blame that mostly on the terrible script itself. The characters were stereotypical and had very little redeeming qualities, not to mention they were so thinly written that you could care less about what happens to any of them. The story itself was also bad; nothing that exciting happened throughout the entire film and there were so many moments that randomly turned into an entirely aesthetic-fueled music video. In addition, the script seemed to find it very difficult to find any balance between negative and positive exploitation of the EDM festival scene. I constantly kept asking myself, "Is this trying to mock festival goers or is it trying to embrace them?"
The only redeeming qualities about this movie was the music (as an EDM fan, I did appreciate the soundtrack choices). The only other thing I would say was moderately decent was the visuals. Many of the visuals were well-done while some were very cheesy, so it was a mixed bag in that department. I was looking forward to this movie and was extremely disappointed because they could have done so much more with the story. Overall, I would not recommend this movie unless you simply want to watch it for the aesthetics, visuals and music. Do NOT expect a good story going into it and you may end up liking it more than I did.
First off, the movie itself has so many flaws that it's nearly impossible to take seriously. I really wanted to like this movie, as I do have an interest in Hayley Kiyoko and Sarah Hyland, and because I love other movies with similar aesthetics (Spring Breakers, for example) but I guess they could only work with what they had. I don't understand why either of them would stoop to this level of garbage, but sure enough they did. Money is more important than substance.
The writing. The writing is so god awful that it's almost painful to watch it play out on- screen. The acting was obviously not top-notch but I blame that mostly on the terrible script itself. The characters were stereotypical and had very little redeeming qualities, not to mention they were so thinly written that you could care less about what happens to any of them. The story itself was also bad; nothing that exciting happened throughout the entire film and there were so many moments that randomly turned into an entirely aesthetic-fueled music video. In addition, the script seemed to find it very difficult to find any balance between negative and positive exploitation of the EDM festival scene. I constantly kept asking myself, "Is this trying to mock festival goers or is it trying to embrace them?"
The only redeeming qualities about this movie was the music (as an EDM fan, I did appreciate the soundtrack choices). The only other thing I would say was moderately decent was the visuals. Many of the visuals were well-done while some were very cheesy, so it was a mixed bag in that department. I was looking forward to this movie and was extremely disappointed because they could have done so much more with the story. Overall, I would not recommend this movie unless you simply want to watch it for the aesthetics, visuals and music. Do NOT expect a good story going into it and you may end up liking it more than I did.
- thefendiprint
- Aug 26, 2016
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- XOXO: Cuồng Nhiệt
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- $3,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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