Go

It took awhile to get interesting, but when it did I was completely intrigued with all the characters and situations, and by the time it was over I was ready to watch it again. I didn't like one segment that much better than any other; they all had entertainment value. Out of the large cast, I enjoyed Katie Holmes the most. I would recommend the movie to anyone, and even though I can see where it would be labelled "Junior Pulp Fiction", I think it stands on its own very well.

This is the only mainstream movie I've seen that captures late 90's rave culture in the US. It's almost like it never happened. Whether you liked this time or not, it's important for subcultures to be represented historically for future generations. The movie is also fun and entertaining, and quite weird. The middle segment (Vegas storyline) is by far the weakest link. Could have cut that out and added time to the other 2 stories.

The first time I watched this movie all I new of it was that most of the reviews were favourable and that it was supposed to have a good soundtrack. Sometimes no hype can be a good thing. This film is one of those sleeper movies that will just slowly grow into a cult classic. Despite a raw feel to some of the cinematography, fine acting performances from the entire cast bring together several angles of one story. This is one of those movies that can only be defined as 'cool'. Funny, dramatic, energetic. Flawed characters throughout the movie only serve to wet your appetite for me. Add this movie to your collection as soon as you can!

I was pleasantly surprised by "Go" -- a film which hasn't exactly received much attention here in Sweden (although it has gotten great reviews). It turned out to be one of the most entertaining films I've seen the last year or so (with the exception of the very funny and brilliant "Fight Club"). The three stories in the film are so neatly meshed together that it doesn't matter that it leaves the people you have gotten to know right at the most suspenseful scenes to search out another of the main characters. The cast is brilliant and the stand-outs are Katie Holmes, Timothy Olyphant, and the always great Sarah Polley. (8/10)

With a dozen crazy characters, Doug Liman paints a vivid and bizarre picture of life in the late 90s for a group of LA teens and twenty-somethings. The humor and wildly hip and entertaining characters paint a very memorable portrait and take you a on a magical ride of emotions, wild situations and great music. While Doug Liman's "Swingers" will remain his masterpiece, this film still feels fresh, funny and new nearly 15 years later. Sarah Polley, Katie Holmes, Scott Wolf, Jay Mohr and Timothly Olyphant do some of their best acting and draw you in to a story that feels like a roller coaster ride that you want to take again. Thanks Doug Liman for a memorable 90s film.

It's a slick film, and that's about it! The cinematograpy is mediocre at best! Awesome! The story completely lacks depth, and seems to have been written around the idea of having different viewpoints! Wow! It made me chuckle at least a HALF DOZEN TIMES!!! Okay enough of that. A couple good scenes and a few snippits of clever dialog do not make a movie great. The cat scene, and the scene where yellow porsch run over the girl were amusing, but the rest of the story seemed rather pointless. In the end I was left with a feeling of "eh...". If you like movies that are neatly packaged, easily forgettable, and lack depth then maybe you should see this... maybe.

Honestly, I've never heard of this film before and wasn't expecting that much when I started watching it. I like Sarah Polley so I thought I'd give this film a go. Well acted and well crafted, this film is brilliantly hilarious and entertaining. It's a ten for me.