Baked in Brooklyn

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5.4/10

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Alexandra Daddario and Josh Brener in Baked in Brooklyn (2016)

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Comedy Crime Drama Romance

A guy decides to sell weed after losing his job, but things soon go out of hand as demand of business and paranoia starts taking over.A guy decides to sell weed after losing his job, but things soon go out of hand as demand of business and paranoia starts taking over.A guy decides to sell weed after losing his job, but things soon go out of hand as demand of business and paranoia starts taking over.

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IMDb RATING

5.4/10

3.8K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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BAKED IN BROOKLYN (2016) Official Trailer

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Storyline

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Trivia
"The original krooks and nannies" is a philadelphia based indie band, who's song is featured in the opening sequence

Goofs
At about 27:20 minutes in, when David and Kate are lying on the bed talking, both are lying on their stomachs and appear unclothed. Initially, the blanket is resting on Kate's mid-back, and then the shot changes to David. When it changes back to Kate, during the same dialogue, the blanket is resting higher up near her shoulder. In a subsequent shot, it is back down to her mid-back.

Quotes
Kate: What makes you qualified to change the playlist?
David: What kind of qualifications did the last guy have?
Kate: This really isn't about the last guy, and who says it was a guy?
David: Okay, well...

Crazy credits
(~0:00:25) Based on an Unfictional Story.

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Love and Affection
Performed by Segun Buckner

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Review

Featured review

8/10

Pleasantly Surprising

I don't write reviews for movies very often and I am very critical about what I spend my time watching. With so many options available, if a movie doesn't pull me in within the first 5 to 10 minutes then I'm looking for something else. The first 60 seconds of this movie was questionable for me but I was sold before the 3 minute mark and was fully engaged from that point on (I'm not afraid to stop movies mid-stream if they get stupid).

The story line flowed nicely, the acting talent was grade A, and the chemistry between Brener and Daddario was definitely above average.

I found it thoroughly entertaining and the type of movie that I'd watch again soon with someone on a movie date (a rarity for me).