Go
Director: Doug Liman
Actors: Sarah Polley, Jay Mohr, Scott Wolf
PlotA young supermarket cashier named Ronna finds herself in a desperate financial situation and agrees to participate in a quick drug deal to make some fast cash. Things spiral out of control when she decides to double-cross the dealer and sell the drugs herself at a rave. As the night progresses, Ronna's plan goes awry, leading to a series of chaotic and dangerous events involving eccentric characters and unforeseen circumstances. Her friends Claire and Mannie become unwilling accomplices, and the trio's reckless decisions lead them deeper into a world of peril, forcing them to navigate treacherous encounters.
Meanwhile, Simon, Ronna's British co-worker, embarks on his own adventure to Las Vegas with his friends. They find themselves caught up in a wild escapade involving stolen cars, strip clubs, and gun-toting thugs. Concurrently, actors Adam and Zack, who attempt to buy drugs from Ronna, face their own troubles with the law and a suspiciously friendly police officer. Throughout these intersecting storylines, the characters' choices intertwine with disastrous and humorous consequences, ultimately culminating in a tension-filled resolution as the night reaches its climax. The film weaves these separate yet interconnected stories together, exploring themes of chance, irresponsibility, and the unexpected repercussions of seemingly minor decisions.
Writers: John August
Release Date: 09 Apr 1999
Runtime: 102 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
'Go' intrigues with its dark vs. light narrative, energetic direction, fine performances, and a supportive soundtrack, despite an underwhelming supplement package.
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