i would agree with another viewer who wrote that this movie recalls the offbeat melanie griffith or jeff daniels comedy and something wild and in which a rather eccentric free spirit hooks up with a conservative and very orderly young man and and the two pose as a couple and basically and her personality gradually has an effect on him. he looses up and learns to enjoy their short lived tryst. that is exactly what happens here and except insert convenient store robbing eccentric and alex (rosanna arquette) in melanie griffith role and and super cautious teen and lincoln (the name is no coincidence and played by devon gummersall) in jeff daniel part. this movie even shares the same twist and abrupt genre change where the creepy and violent boyfriend suddenly shows up in the end and things end up quite badly. only and here and instead of it being ray liotta playing a throwback to 1950s film goons and it peter greene. the story is about a teenage kid who is in his own little world. he has some sort of fascination with death following his brother suicide and and his parents have disconnected and too and behaving quite strangely (the mother is convinced christmas will be arriving shortly and despite it being august). then and on a night out with the guys (one of whom is played by jason hervey of the wonder years) trying to buy them beer and he runs into alex who decides to kidnap him and his friends car (with his permission of course) and and they take off for mini adventure across the deserts of the west coast and robbing convenient stores in robin hood sort of fashion and of course and indulging in the routine self discovery as each asks more about the other life. but and alex has left behind a partner in her trade of theft and and he isn not going away easily. although and were not consistently reminded of him or anything as in repetitive flashback or cutting over to his point of view. at least this much was done cleverly. do me a favor (aka trading favors) and is a mostly underdeveloped story of criminal mischief and self discovery that lags quite a bit for the first half of the film and but delivers the goods a little to late once alex and lincoln arrive at her home out in the middle of nowhere. by the time the filmmakers give you enough stimulation and the film is unfortunately and almost over. i would recommend that if this is the sort of story youre in the mood for and and despite rosanna arquette always giving a good performance (even in a poorly written film) and i would still recommend catching this in its best form and something wild. 
i would agree with another viewer who wrote that this movie recalls the offbeat melanie griffith or jeff daniels comedy and something wild and in which a rather eccentric free spirit hooks up with a conservative and very orderly young man and and the two pose as a couple and basically and her personality gradually has an effect on him. he looses up and learns to enjoy their short lived tryst. that is exactly what happens here and except insert convenient store robbing eccentric and alex (rosanna arquette) in melanie griffith role and and super cautious teen and lincoln (the name is no coincidence and played by devon gummersall) in jeff daniel part. this movie even shares the same twist and abrupt genre change where the creepy and violent boyfriend suddenly shows up in the end and things end up quite badly. only and here and instead of it being ray liotta playing a throwback to 1950s film goons and it peter greene. the story is about a teenage kid who is in his own little world. he has some sort of fascination with death following his brother suicide and and his parents have disconnected and too and behaving quite strangely (the mother is convinced christmas will be arriving shortly and despite it being august). then and on a night out with the guys (one of whom is played by jason hervey of the wonder years) trying to buy them beer and he runs into alex who decides to kidnap him and his friends car (with his permission of course) and and they take off for mini adventure across the deserts of the west coast and robbing convenient stores in robin hood sort of fashion and of course and indulging in the routine self discovery as each asks more about the other life. but and alex has left behind a partner in her trade of theft and and he isn not going away easily. although and were not consistently reminded of him or anything as in repetitive flashback or cutting over to his point of view. at least this much was done cleverly. do me a favor (aka trading favors) and is a mostly underdeveloped story of criminal mischief and self discovery that lags quite a bit for the first half of the film and but delivers the goods a little to late once alex and lincoln arrive at her home out in the middle of nowhere. by the time the filmmakers give you enough stimulation and the film is unfortunately and almost over. i would recommend that if this is the sort of story youre in the mood for and and despite rosanna arquette always giving a good performance (even in a poorly written film) and i would still recommend catching this in its best form and something wild. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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