Swingers
Comedy • R • 1996 • 1 hr 36 min
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Landmark film at the time but really more of a vibe than a fully realized film. Interesting characters, not a lot for them to do
The first half is way better than the second half, it’s kind of slow but the acting is good
A different kind of movie. It is definitely an acquired taste
In the highest ranking of the top guy Movies, Swingers is the best movie to watch after a break up or in a slump, and it’s hilarious 5 stars
The most accurate break up I’ve ever seen. The way Favreau is, the way his boys try to cheer him up and cheer him on. We’ve all been there.
Charming and funny character piece that is relatable to men of that age. Clips along its 96 minute runtime while also telling a good story.
An enjoyable movie with quality actors really finding their footing.
Very comical, quotable dialogue. Has an indie but relatable feel. Vaughn is hilarious as usual. Favreau plays the familiar heartbroken.
Decent comedy film. Favreau and Vaughn are a great duo.
One of my favourite movies, just an awesome time everytime I watch it.
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