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Plot:
Five liberal Iowa graduate students want to make a difference in the world. But when they're put to the test, like most liberals, they are really a whole lot of talk and very little action. Until one ...( read more
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This movie has a good story, it is a little funny.
Cameron Diaz was pretty and cool.
I like this movie...
Ha! Pretty damned funny. Maybe not the best of its kind but definitely a good one if you like this kind of warped.
Interesting film where the victims are more interesting than the killers, but I'm pretty sure that's what the director intended.
great comedy, a very intellectual and highly political film wich will leave you questioning your own political beliefs.
A fairly accurate and almost honest representation of many liberal ideals in the U.S. today. The ending makes no sense though, and makes the whole plot null. Whatever message the writer was trying to make was lost. The performances are in some cases subdued, in some cases poor, although I did enjoy Bill Paxton's performance (for a change). All I took away from the movie was that many liberals don't know what the hell is going on any more than many conservatives do, all equally being lost and in need of peaceful, rational discourse.
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