Small Town Saturday Night

2010
R
1h 34min

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Bre Blair and Chris Pine in Small Town Saturday Night (2010)

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Drama

Un día en la vida de una pequeña ciudad estadounidense. Donnie, recién salido de la cárcel, Tommy, el policía local separado de su mujer; Rhett, preparándose para marcharse a probar suerte a... Leer todoUn día en la vida de una pequeña ciudad estadounidense. Donnie, recién salido de la cárcel, Tommy, el policía local separado de su mujer; Rhett, preparándose para marcharse a probar suerte a Nashville.Un día en la vida de una pequeña ciudad estadounidense. Donnie, recién salido de la cárcel, Tommy, el policía local separado de su mujer; Rhett, preparándose para marcharse a probar suerte a Nashville.

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Trivia
John and Rhett Ryan are played by real life father-and-son Robert Pine and Chris Pine.

Citas
Travis Perkins: Good grief, you're... you're just like my wife... Yeah, she sits on the goddamn couch. She'll eat a gallon of ice cream... and then she cries to me about getting fat. You see, I tell her it's a simple mathematical equation. Less calories consumed, more calories burned... that equals weight loss... But does she want a solution? No no no... Not to that problem... She'd rather me just sit there... and listen to her bitch and moan.

Créditos curiosos
When the end credits are about to stop rolling, 2 radio DJs talk about the song that played during the credits. They say that Rhett wrote it, revealing that he achieved success after all.

Conexiones
References El mago de Oz (1939)

Bandas sonoras
Heartbreakin' Wreck
by The Boxmasters

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5/10

Some Fine Performances in an Ultimately Weak Film

Let me say up front that I think it's incredibly difficult and rare for a first time film director to have the discipline to effectively direct his own script. Granted Ryan Craig's written and directed a couple of TV movies, but things change a lot when you're doing a real grownup film. The chance to see your every word and decision on the big screen makes it agonizing to cut a single scene... hey! You wrote that! That said, there are some excellent performances from a cast loaded with accomplished actors, not least Shawn Christian who's best known for his soap opera career and Chris Pine who gets to indulge his hunky looks while playing some seriously downer scenes. I don't think John Hawke (Winter's Bone and The Sessions) is capable of a bad performance and this one gives him plenty of room.

I gave it a 5 because of the writer-director's failure to make the fullest use of this wealth of talent, but since the film is playing on HBO and it's not a halfbad way to spend an evening.