billy417
Joined Jul 2000
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What an awful film. I caught a screening of it last night in Irvine, CA. I think the filmmakers would be lucky if it made it straight to USA or FX. It's not even good enough for Showtime. Seriously though. Every cliché in existence is thrown in, combined with REALLY bad acting and REALLY bad cameos from Val Kilmer and Dennis Hopper. What a waste of time. The worst performance in the film probably comes from Lesley Ann Warren, who acts all Jennifer Coolidge-esquire in an over-the-top role. After seeing this movie, everyone will know that Paul Haggis is the real brains behind "Crash," because what Bobby Moresco wrote here comes straight from the lame examples you would find in a book on how to write a screenplay. Trust me, and don't waste your time on this movie if it ever ends up coming to a theater near you, which it probably won't. This was pure trash.
I just saw Trash at the methodfest in pasadena this year. The movie blew me away. I knew it would be great from the beginning. The last scenes of the movie were amazing. Mark Anthony Galluzzo is a very talented new director and writer. The story kept me interested the whole time and always kept me guessing what was going to happen next. Jeremy Sisto and Eric Michael Cole were wonderful in their roles as two best friends trying to deal with another friend's death. I encourage everyone to see Trash. I guarantee you will love it.