Swingers

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It could easily be argued that THIS would be the Go To Movie to Irrevocably Prove that the IMDB Rating System is a Tragic Failure. It's also an excellent argument for why Fanboys ruin everything.

This is a great fun little comedy. Vince Vaughn is so money. He does a great job, in his role so does John Favreau. There are so many well delivered lines in this film. If your in the mood to laugh definitely watch this comedy. My Only complaint is the ending felt a bit abrupt. I wanted more of this film.

This movie is a joke i hated it and the title "swingers" is misued, swingers are primarily couples that swap partners for intercourse, for more on this is what the encyclopedia has to say - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swinging. So two lonely guys trying to get laid in a caravan is really not representing the title of this movie at all. The acting is also at best mediocre and the "one liners" are tacky. I do not recommend this movie to anyone, it demeans swingers, single guys and single women. Looking at the comments I cannot perceive how anyone enjoyed this or found it funny, everyone to their own I guess, but don't tell me i haven't warned you

Swingers is about as bad a "vanity" film as you could imagine. The production values are awful, the audio is poor and the dialog is sub-sophomoric and repetitive. I watched it because I read a list of "great" low-budget films and since Chef wasn't on the list, I thought Swingers must be *really* special. Nope. So, please, give yourself a treat and watch Chef for a truly superb low budget Favreau film.

Swingers is about a comedian named Mike who has moved from New York to L.A. in search of being a star and to shake off his depression over the break up of him and his girlfriend 6 months back. His friends (Trent, Rob, Sue, and Charles)try to help him out by taking him to bars across L.A. in search of a better girl. Swingers is a good movie. The performances were all good, especially by the two main characters, Jon Favreau as Mike and Vince Vaughn as Trent. The direction by Doug Liman (Go) and the script written by Favreau is terrific. They put a lot of great work into this low budget comedy. Overall, swingers is a fun film that is highly enjoyable. I recommend it. Hedeen's Outlook: 8/10 *** B

Okay, I finally caught Swingers, since it's a movie a lot of people have been blabbering on about. I honestly did'nt expect too much from this film, as I, I don't know, just thought it was all going to be too clever for it's own good. So that's what I had in mind when I sat down to watch it. Boy, is this a GREAT movie. I have to say, it's been a while since I've enjoyed a movie THIS much. I just love everything in this movie, the acting is bang on, the story (really there's not that much of one) is great, but it's just the chemistry between the two friends that make this movie TOTALLY work. Hell, this is better then Titanic. By Far.

I know i copped that from another reviewer, but hey, it was so right on. What a funny, cool movie that just keeps you smiling for like, ever. Every time I see this movie, and I have seen it 3 times so far, I walk around for like a week calling everyone and everything, money. Then I wake up to what a jerk i sound like, but for that week or so, it's so much fun calling everything money. Great dialogue, really solid acting and lots of money. I love this movie.

One of those periodic movies that briefly reinvents the language, Swingers is, there's no two ways about it, money. It centres around a bunch of guys who shoot the breeze, go to Vegas, play poker, try to pick up girls and generally make themselves look foolish. This is also the plot. It's a little movie that made big stars out of its cast, although the director has yet to live up to its promise. And the answerphone scene was an instant classic.