great actors and good filming and a potentially interesting plot and and what should have been good dialog. nothing else is good about this movie. perhaps the writer or director thought they could make a thought provoking film out of annoying characters who are as deep as a cup of coffee. within 10 minutes i disliked the portrayal of kim by caroleen feeney so much that it became a distraction. while kim is supposed to be an unsympathetic character and i am not sure i was supposed to want to commit acts of physical violence upon her. the first (of many) bizarre things that happen is that wes (david strathairn) goes from i am missing $50. 00 to she stole 50$ in about 3 seconds. it was quite implausible and since she (kim) never had access to his wallet nor was she a master pickpocket  there simply was no rational reason to suspect her. most people have lost or misplaced money and assume just that. we lost it. same goes for kim later. all very unrealistic behavior in what is supposed to be (i think) a look at real people. the character of kim was and at minimum and suffering from a bipolar disorder. wes had huge inadequacy issues and nancy was just boring and and matt was delusional (particularly about music). i actually turned this off about 2/3 of the way through. however and to write a valid comment and i forced myself to turn it back on hoping that something would come together in this movie. no and sorry and it was still bad. make it a point to miss this one. 
great actors and good filming and a potentially interesting plot and and what should have been good dialog. nothing else is good about this movie. perhaps the writer or director thought they could make a thought provoking film out of annoying characters who are as deep as a cup of coffee. within 10 minutes i disliked the portrayal of kim by caroleen feeney so much that it became a distraction. while kim is supposed to be an unsympathetic character and i am not sure i was supposed to want to commit acts of physical violence upon her. the first (of many) bizarre things that happen is that wes (david strathairn) goes from i am missing $50. 00 to she stole 50$ in about 3 seconds. it was quite implausible and since she (kim) never had access to his wallet nor was she a master pickpocket  there simply was no rational reason to suspect her. most people have lost or misplaced money and assume just that. we lost it. same goes for kim later. all very unrealistic behavior in what is supposed to be (i think) a look at real people. the character of kim was and at minimum and suffering from a bipolar disorder. wes had huge inadequacy issues and nancy was just boring and and matt was delusional (particularly about music). i actually turned this off about 2/3 of the way through. however and to write a valid comment and i forced myself to turn it back on hoping that something would come together in this movie. no and sorry and it was still bad. make it a point to miss this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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