Goodbye to You

2001
1h 22m

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Mike DeCarlo and Renee are a teenage / college aged couple whose relationship is on its last legs. When the changes in their young lives and the overbearing presence of Renee's high school c... Read allMike DeCarlo and Renee are a teenage / college aged couple whose relationship is on its last legs. When the changes in their young lives and the overbearing presence of Renee's high school classmate, Bryan Morocco, take its toll, the couple splits, leaving Mike broken hearted and... Read allMike DeCarlo and Renee are a teenage / college aged couple whose relationship is on its last legs. When the changes in their young lives and the overbearing presence of Renee's high school classmate, Bryan Morocco, take its toll, the couple splits, leaving Mike broken hearted and unable to accept the end. But with the help of his friends, he's about to realize that th... Read all

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7.3/10

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During the early stages of pre-production, the role of Mike DeCarlo was originally going to be played by David Dellecese, while Jon Saulmon was going to play the villain, Bryan Morocco. As production dates grew closer, Dellecese chose to concentrate more on his work directing the film, taking on the smaller role of Kyle, and recasting Saulmon as the lead.

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Mike DeCarlo: Kyle, you're twenty one! Go get a license!
Kyle: I got, like, five... they just ain't mine.

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7/10

A wonderful little film

Goodbye To You is the first feature length film directed by David Dellecese. It is an honest film about young adults and their confrontations with love. It bounces back between hilarious scenes and ones filled with sadness and emotion. It would be easy to become angry with the character Mike, because of his desperate attempts and his inabilities to move on with his love life. I'm pretty sure, without admitting it, that more than enough people can relate to his role. The ending is satisfactory and leaves you with a smile on your face. Dellecese is a genius and i am looking forward to his future films.