The was not "some amusing", "very comic", "very alternative", "run of the mill", "somewhat entertained", "Prince", this was DRACULA; sorry, wrong "plot line" (I was "busy cooking") - that was "not quite coming together" in a "Fred confusing Keanu" kind of " "all the free ice cream you want" way, but that wasn't the "alternative comedy" "goal here" and no one is really sure what was.

[whoooa] I was busy cooking during the main part of this movie, but I do remember being somewhat entertained from last year. It has a relatively interesting plot line and some amusing parts to it. All in all, it's a run of the mill 'whoooa'.

Jeff

[whoooa] I think the goal here was alternative comedy, but it's just not quite coming together as either very alternative or very comic, unless you count Keanu's hair, which is alternative, comic, and just about steals the show. It's nice to see Fred Ward, though--Fred's always solid, and he and Keanu play off each other well here. Watch for: Fred confusing Keanu for a girl.

Carla

[whoooa] No haircut comments, you will not find any here. Fred Ward is the undeniable King. Keanu is the Prince. A man who has those kind of friends who will uncuff you from a refrigerator door without even mentioning it, get to fornicate with Amy Madigan, have all the free ice cream you want, and hitchhike his way into the sunset. Although he does have to live in Pennsylvania, this is not the hard knock life those lovable orphans sing to us about. I guess that's why they call (it the blues and) him the Prince. (without ever mentioning the royal haircut)

Matt

Rupert Marshetta
Keanu Reeves

Fred Ward
Gary Marshetta

Amy Madigan
Carla Headlee

Kari Keegan
Biker Girl

Bonnie Bedelia
Pam Marshetta

Jay O. Sanders
Trooper Joe