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The movie was alright. Little slow. I didn't care too much what happened. All the characters just seemed a little boring to me. I really could not have cared less if one of them died or moved or hooked up with another. I just didn't care. But the soundtrack and the performances made up for it.

I was twenty something all through the 90's and this was definitely a reflection of my life at the time. I am actually wondering if there is a clip from the scene in the movie when Debbie was watching her results from the online dating service her friends had signed her up for - The guy that stares into the camera and says "I'm very very VERY lonely" That is the funniest thing and I love that line!! Anyway.... The rest of the movie is great I love Pearl Jam - Matt Dillon was awesome but his hair was a nightmare - all my friends had long hair and that was NOT what it looked like. When Debbie and Pam fight - and Pam trades Debbie's date for like doing dishes or something... hilarious

I watched Singles last night and I definitely recommend it. Yes, it has that element of chick flick about it, but it's not schmaltzy or sickly in any way, plus you get to see and hear Seattle as it should be seen and heard. Eddie Vedder, Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament from PJ & Chris Cornell have cameo appearances and AIC & Soundgarden are actually seen playing live! Even if you're not a fan of the story, which is about a group of twenty-something's relationship issues, you *have* to watch it purely for the soundtrack (which I'm currently pirating from BitTorrent). Chris Cornell was the musical adviser, so you know it ain't gonna suck! So if grunge is your thing (it is definitely mine!) go get this film a for trip down memory lane that will leave you with a warm fuzzy feeling to help you through these long winter evenings for at least a few days

This movie combines the aspects of any typical romantic comedic but without less cheesy moments with cheesy music with realistic moments with realistic dialogue and kick ass music. The film excels in how it doesn't take itself seriously, possibly in an undertone of how dating should be, just trying to have fun without taking it too seriously. The movie isn't laugh out loud funny, but it cherishes its quality or quantity in this film. The number cameos in the film really add a different dimension and maybe even some credibility. The two main characters had great chemistry. The film lacks in certain aspects such as the character Janet can be somewhat schizophrenic. Furthermore, I believe the film ended a little too abruptly and didn't expand much on the normal social lives of the characters, besides Janet. I would highly recommend this film unless you're a poser or a wanna-be thug.

I saw Singles cause I found out Eddie Vedder was in it, (whom I happen to be in love with) and was thoroughly delighted. It's a sweet, romantic movie, and also a summary of the early 90's Seattle scene. I recommend any fan of grunge, or of romantic comedies, check it out.

I really only watched this for the cameos and great soundtrack. I like Cameron Crowe movies for the most part but found this one while creatively assembled (and assembled is the best word with the style he used) it just lacked the sharp writing from some of his other work. That being said Chris Cornell's cameo with the car stereo was worth the rental. Unlike most movies that feature musical acts, Singles stands out because the artists are characters in the film, the afore mentioned Cornell cameo as well as the members of Pearl Jam appearing as Citizen Dick, Matt Dillon's backing band prove to be more then adequate in there role.

Singles is a horrid little movie filmed in Seattle while I was 19 years old and in college. Disgusting loser 'actor' Jeremy Piven tried to break-in to my sorority to attempt rape and robbed cash from my book bag. Gross. Not worth a dime or a view.