Spin the Bottle

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Sam thinks he has the answer - find the girl of his dreams and his problems are solved. His roommate Cole, still spinning from a break-up with Devon, doesn't believe in true love. Their best... Read allSam thinks he has the answer - find the girl of his dreams and his problems are solved. His roommate Cole, still spinning from a break-up with Devon, doesn't believe in true love. Their best friend Zach does - especially if it involves Hannah. - but does she feel the same way? Ov... Read allSam thinks he has the answer - find the girl of his dreams and his problems are solved. His roommate Cole, still spinning from a break-up with Devon, doesn't believe in true love. Their best friend Zach does - especially if it involves Hannah. - but does she feel the same way? Over a beautiful spring weekend in New York City, these three young men find themselves face... Read all

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- Michael Andrew Pascal
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5.4/10

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Director
- Michael Andrew Pascal
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6/10

Solid New York Twenty-something Tale

"Spin the Bottle" is a New York indie feature about three guys and their respective experiences with love. Sam is a gregarious womanizer in search of "The One," who he thinks might just be the French student Eva, while Cole has been agonizing over his ex-girlfriend Devon for a long time, and Zach longs for true love with Hannah. Over the course of a weekend, the three guys make decisions that will affect their lives and relationships with three respective women.

This movie is a solid piece of work all the way around: writing, directing, cinematography, and even acting. The dialogue is crisp, witty, and heartfelt, and the actors portray vulnerability and sweetness as twenty-something New Yorkers. The story strays into sappy territory at points, but manages mercifully to avoid a perfect ending.

"Spin the Bottle" is more worthwhile than many vacuous Hollywood flicks, and the unknown actors give us a chance to really appreciate the story.