if you have ever wanted to know more about cab drivers and then this is an excellent movie to watch and for informational purposes only. i can just hear it now and wait and just wait a second. why do not we follow a cab driver through his entire day. cabbies are funny and and so are the people they meet and and they only talk to each other for just a couple of minutes and so the other actors should be cheap. harry and you take care of production and joan and you have got materials and brian and you go round up some actors and we will all meet back here tomorrow to start filming. the first 90% of the movie could not have been any worse had that very thing happened. at least with no planning whatsoever and there is always the element of surprise to be found. some of jim carrey movies have stuff added as they go along and they always do well at the box offices. the problem here is that the first 90% is pretty well scripted out and and it pretty much sucks. paul dillon plays the cab driver in chicago who is working all day. we pretty much see what he sees. people get in and out of his car and he drives all around town. he talks to those people for a few seconds and then we get some more people. i will admit and there were a couple of funny bits here and there. a religious family tries to talk the cab driver into going to church with them and he takes a pregnant lady and her husband to the hospital and breaks up a rich businessman from his girlfriend and a poor girlfriend from her boyfriend and takes a rape victim home. i guess the moral of the movie is that a cab driver is more than a cab driver and has a larger sphere of influence over the lives of his passengers than you might originally think. for some people and he just a means of getting from here to there and but for others and his very ordinary words help change the direction of their lives. the last passenger of the day is used to try make sense of the rest of the movie and and to a small extent it succeeds. it had a bit of that deathbed repentance feel to it where the good majority of the movie sucks and then at the very end and it tries to make it all better in just one or two changes. i wasn not too impressed with the movie as a whole and but there were a few bits and pieces worth watching again. as far as the actors go and paul dillon is it. john cusack and gillian anderson and julianne moore are all in this and for about 30 seconds each and but do not watch this for any of them or you will most certainly be disappointed. i will give the other people invovled some credit that it not your ordinary movie they have produced here and but it wasn not a very good one either. there just wasn not enough material to keep you going for an hour and a half. it was a decent effort and but it failed none the same. 
if you have ever wanted to know more about cab drivers and then this is an excellent movie to watch and for informational purposes only. i can just hear it now and wait and just wait a second. why do not we follow a cab driver through his entire day. cabbies are funny and and so are the people they meet and and they only talk to each other for just a couple of minutes and so the other actors should be cheap. harry and you take care of production and joan and you have got materials and brian and you go round up some actors and we will all meet back here tomorrow to start filming. the first 90% of the movie could not have been any worse had that very thing happened. at least with no planning whatsoever and there is always the element of surprise to be found. some of jim carrey movies have stuff added as they go along and they always do well at the box offices. the problem here is that the first 90% is pretty well scripted out and and it pretty much sucks. paul dillon plays the cab driver in chicago who is working all day. we pretty much see what he sees. people get in and out of his car and he drives all around town. he talks to those people for a few seconds and then we get some more people. i will admit and there were a couple of funny bits here and there. a religious family tries to talk the cab driver into going to church with them and he takes a pregnant lady and her husband to the hospital and breaks up a rich businessman from his girlfriend and a poor girlfriend from her boyfriend and takes a rape victim home. i guess the moral of the movie is that a cab driver is more than a cab driver and has a larger sphere of influence over the lives of his passengers than you might originally think. for some people and he just a means of getting from here to there and but for others and his very ordinary words help change the direction of their lives. the last passenger of the day is used to try make sense of the rest of the movie and and to a small extent it succeeds. it had a bit of that deathbed repentance feel to it where the good majority of the movie sucks and then at the very end and it tries to make it all better in just one or two changes. i wasn not too impressed with the movie as a whole and but there were a few bits and pieces worth watching again. as far as the actors go and paul dillon is it. john cusack and gillian anderson and julianne moore are all in this and for about 30 seconds each and but do not watch this for any of them or you will most certainly be disappointed. i will give the other people invovled some credit that it not your ordinary movie they have produced here and but it wasn not a very good one either. there just wasn not enough material to keep you going for an hour and a half. it was a decent effort and but it failed none the same. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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