Don't Do It

1994
R
1h 30min

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Heather Graham, Esai Morales, James Marshall, and Sheryl Lee in Don't Do It (1994)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThe secret longings of three young, hip L.A. couples provides the impetus of the conversations in lightweight drama which focuses upon the issue of commitment. One member of each couple, Suz... Leggi tuttoThe secret longings of three young, hip L.A. couples provides the impetus of the conversations in lightweight drama which focuses upon the issue of commitment. One member of each couple, Suzanna and Dodger, Alicia and Robert, and Michelle and Charles secretly carries a torch for ... Leggi tuttoThe secret longings of three young, hip L.A. couples provides the impetus of the conversations in lightweight drama which focuses upon the issue of commitment. One member of each couple, Suzanna and Dodger, Alicia and Robert, and Michelle and Charles secretly carries a torch for former lovers. It seems that while Suzanna begs for Dodger's attention, he is still attrac... Leggi tutto

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(James Marshall), (Heather Graham) and (Sheryl Lee) all starred previously in I segreti di Twin Peaks (1990).

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Suzanna: I can't believe this, both of my boyfriends are cheating on me.

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Don't Do It
Written, Performed and Produced by Hal Lindes
Published by Virgin/EMI Music

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3/10

Ineptly made comedy dealing with romantic indecision

A cast comprised of three romantically interwoven couples, with an additional pair who spend a good portion of this film discussing their failed relationships, deals hopelessly with a jumbled script and lacklustre direction, eventually sinking beneath the force of hollow purpose. Some of the players, notably Sarah Trigger, Sheryl Lee, and Esai Morales, produced some crackle for their dialogue, but this studentish production softened the effect. This type of scenario, involving cleverly coincidental connections among the cast, is more commonplace today than when this work was released (1994); in this instance, however, all chance of freshness was broken down by weak architectonics.