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1999Movie⏱️ 1h 42mRπŸ† #2049 Top Rated
ComedyCrime
⭐ 7.2
IMDB Rating
79,237 votes

The aftermath of a drug deal as told from three different points of view.

Director
Doug Liman
Writers
N/A
Stars
Sarah Polley, Jay Mohr, Scott Wolf
Release Date
April 9, 1999
Language
English
Country
United States
πŸ† 5
Wins
🎯 7
Nominations
πŸ’¬ 455
Reviews
πŸ“‹ 53.8K
Watchlists
πŸ“½οΈ View on IMDB

🎭 Top Cast

Sarah Polley
Sarah Polley
as Ronna Martin
Jay Mohr
Jay Mohr
as Zack
Scott Wolf
Scott Wolf
as Adam
Katie Holmes
Katie Holmes
as Claire Montgomery
Suzanne Krull
Suzanne Krull
as Stringy Haired Woman
Desmond Askew
Desmond Askew
as Simon Baines
Nathan Bexton
Nathan Bexton
as Mannie
Robert Peters
Robert Peters
as Switterman
Timothy Olyphant
Timothy Olyphant
as Todd Gaines
Jodi Bianca Wise
Jodi Bianca Wise
as Ballerina Girl

πŸ’° Box Office

$28,451,622
Worldwide Gross
$16,943,454
Domestic Gross
$4,706,795
Opening Weekend

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
2.39 : 1
Sound
DTS
Sound
Dolby Digital
Sound
SDDS
Color
Color
Filming Location
American Flyers FBO - 2501 Airport Avenue, Santa Monica, California, USA
Production
Columbia Pictures, Banner Entertainment, Saratoga Entertainment

🏷️ Keywords

drugssupermarketgay couplerave partyhomosexual

🎯 Categories

Dark ComedyComedyCrime

⭐ Featured Review

Such Great Fun
by socrates4 β€’ 2019-05-15
9/10

"After PULP FICTION a lot of films tried to emulate its format. But none came close to matching its success. GO has clear elements of PULP FICTION in it, but it does its own thing at the same time. This is the right way to make a movie that may be inspired by another great film while still branching out on its own. The story is great fun from the first frame to the last. The characters are fun and believable and there is a lot of great dialog here. Every time I watch it I continue to be impressed, even still after all these years. It never lets me down and it never once lets up even for a seco..."

πŸ’‘ Did You Know?

The director picked the grocery store that the movie was filmed in because of its "run-down, big city" quality. When the producers paid the owner of the supermarket for permission to film there, the owners took some of that money and repainted and repaired the store, for a more "Hollywood" look. The director and producers were understandably unhappy with this, since the only reason they picked the store was how it looked in the first place. The producers, after getting consent from the store, hired a crew to bring the store back to what it had looked like before. The finished product is what you see in the film.

πŸ“– Synopsis

The aftermath of a drug deal as told from three different points of view.