
Three brothers, a sergeant, a troublemaker and a dreamer meet for the first time in five years. They have met to drive home a car their father bought for their mother's 50th birthday. During the long ride home they get to know each other once again.... (Full plot summary below)
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Three brothers, a sergeant, a troublemaker and a dreamer meet for the first time in five years. They have met to drive home a car their father bought for their mother's 50th birthday. During the long ride home they get to know each other once again.
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| eFilmCritic.comScott WeinbergPredicably amiable touchy-feely road-trip coming-of-age lovefest. Solid tunes, though. |
| User ReviewLisa TOMG! Gotta be one of the greatest funny films I've watched and I don't watch a lot of them. Patrick Dempsey when he was younger? Absolutely delicious! Great acting everyone! |
| User ReviewTimeen *one of the greatest movies ever... really funny... everyone can relate to it in some way or another... |
| User ReviewMark G:fresh: :fresh: :fresh: :fresh: :fresh: [font=Comic Sans MS][size=3]I don't think it was released in the theaters. Look for it in the video stores. A very underrated film. It was a great suprise.[/size][/font] |
| User ReviewDaniel GExcellent acting. Surprisingly funny with a great soundtrack. |
| User ReviewAimee CHeartwarming,funny and very entertaining. |
| User ReviewRobert WSuch a great movie I went out & bought a car just like it. |
| User ReviewJames Gvastly underated. the don't make 'em like this anymore...alan arkin is superb |
| User ReviewPhilippe SAn infumase movie that i accidentally saw at like bedtime, but the laughter has stayed with me for ever, am currently looking for the DVD if anyone knows some info |
| User ReviewJulie IVery touching and funny story. Watch for the "Louie Louie" scene. It's a classic. |