It’s a martyred life for Diane (Mary Kay Place): every day is an endless succession of windshields and brief layovers with sick friends and relatives. The reason Diane pays daily, unannounced visits to her son Brian’s (Jake Lacy) apartment isn’t so much that she’s a pest — though there is …
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Friends don’t let friends drive drunk, lest they wind up spending the rest of their lives paralyzed and in a wheelchair. With a title like this, can it get any cuter? It can — when the viewer finds Gus “I Traced Psycho” Van Sant at his well-intentioned best. From the …
If the goal was to hire an actual racist to play the lead, who better than Mel Gibson to answer the call? It’s the most inspired bit of casting to hit Hollywood (and Gibson’s career) in ages. Gibson and Vince Vaughn play a pair of suspended detectives who put their …