Angela Featherstone, Ben Affleck, Casey Affleck
A collection of twentysomethings try to cope with relationships, loneliness, desire and their individual neuroses.
DVD Release Date: August 31, 1999
Stats: 758 reviews
200 Cigarettes had a great tag line. " It's 11:59 on New Year's Eve, do you know where your date is?"
This is a exceptionally amusing nineties comedy. It is also one that is on my all time favorites list. The story follows a group of twenty somethings on New Year's Eve in 198...( read more)
Misadventures of an interesting set of characters in New York on New Year's Eve. Great 80's atmosphere and music. Fun stuff. I enjoyed it.
One of the first movies I have seen to be set on new years eve throughout the entire movie. There were different stories that all led up at the end which was good, and Paul Rudd completeted this piece with his hilarious depression and anger. Everyone wins at the end, and there is...( read more)
I can't explain my affection for this movie. It looked like the stupidest thing on earth. But I really enjoyed it.
A great mix of story lines. The characters, which include underrated actors like Paul Rudd and Casey Affleck, search for love on New Year's Eve.
Very funny and a really great cast. makes you kinda wanna be around in the 80's. so glad i missed it though, the horrors of fashion. very fun, and entertaining.
I had always thought this one would have turned out bad, but in the end, " 200 Cigarettes" along with a great cast to really deliver a good story with some great characters. Defently the pefect rental movie thats worth the rental price, but not quite worth the theater price. If y...( read more)
Seeing a film like this helps you to realize that actors are empty vessels waiting to be filled with characters and dialogue. full review
A succession of pointed little moments, nicely written by Shana Larsen and acted with comic assurance and sensitivity. full review
the most interesting sequence would be courtney love toilet sex bargain....and christina ricci's hick thick accent is simply hilarious. people from that region might feel insulted. haha.
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