Young criminals

Original title: Rennie's Landing

2001
R
1h 43m

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Peter Facinelli, Scott Foley, Charlotte Ayanna, and Ethan Embry in Young criminals (2001)

Fate reuintes college friends a year after graduation and they decide to recapture the idealistic spirit of their college days.Fate reuintes college friends a year after graduation and they decide to recapture the idealistic spirit of their college days.Fate reuintes college friends a year after graduation and they decide to recapture the idealistic spirit of their college days.

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5.4/10

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Trivia
This film marks the third time Peter Facinelli has worked together with Ethan Embry. They previously starred alongside in Dancer, Texas Pop. 81 (1998) and Can't Hardly Wait (1998).

Goofs
When Alec brings groceries home, he takes a cereal box out of the bag. When the camera comes back to him, the box is still in the bag. Later, it's out of the bag, and the position of the box has changed.

Crazy credits
The credits state that the film is "Made with pride entirely in the U.S.A."

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Featured review

8/10

Terrific, why wasn't this in theaters?

This movie has a great Gen Y ensemble cast, including Peter Facinelli (Riding in Cars With Boys), Ethan Embry (Can't Hardly Wait), Scott Foley (Felicity), and a cameo by Jennifer Garner (Alias). The clever script has its ups and downs, but is generally carried well throughout the movie. Marc Fusco's (Steven Spielberg's personal assistant) direction is stylized and stimulating, thoroughly disguising the use of digital video. Although it starts out as a millennial update to Saint Elmo's Fire, the unique spirit of this film saves it from tedium, and the twisty ending elevates it far above the ordinary. Rennie's Landing sucks you in from the first frames, and doesn't let go until long after the credits have rolled.