Singles (1992)
Facts
| Cast | Matt Dillon, Bridget Fonda, Camilo Gallardo, Peter Horton, Sheila Kelley, James Le Gros, Christopher Masterson, Jeremy Piven, Bill Pullman, Campbell Scott, Kyra Sedgwick, Tom Skerritt, Eric Stoltz and Ally Walker |
| Theatrical Release | September 18, 1992 |
| DVD Release | February 23, 1999 |
| Running Time | 95 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested) |
| UPC Code | 085391241027 |
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Average user review:| Wonderful Quality! |
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Now I have seen the film and I am so happy for this. Cameron Crowe's second film is what I hoped his first film to be. Real, innocent, but not so romantic and fairytale-like that I cannot relate to it at all. There are many more dimensions to this film. It explores numerous relationships and their individual struggles.
If I could give a quick description of the film I would say that it is reminiscent of 90210, without the meandering drama. It is therefore kept upbeat and hopeful, showing you or reminding you what it is to be young. For a similar film, which takes you through the questions and ultimate decisions of youth I suggestKicking & Screaming - Criterion Collection May 21, 2008
| A Romantic Comedy That Really Makes a Pleasant Watching |
"Singles" is a romantic comedy movie with the sound of Seattle rock scene of the 90's running in the background. Basically, this movie approaches the concept of love and relationships as it is for quite a long time. While some still appreciate relationships the old-fashioned way (sending flowers, calling the next day, being romantic and kind), others are more inclined to take things casually, in a more laid down way, without too much of a commitment. When couples (Linda/Steve and Janet/Cliff) that have each respective partner acting one of the both ways, it's hard to keep up and work things out and that's what the movie shows. Both couples split due to these differences and stay away from each other for a while, until they realize that they miss each other, and that is worth changing a little just to be with the one you really love.
As for the production, it's just fine for a romantic comedy. I miss those early 90s years, when Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden (whose members show up in the movie) used to be the soundtrack of my teenager years. I watched this movie without an eye blink or a pause and it is definitely worth your time and money. Very enjoyable. I deeply regret to have forgotten that I had this movie and that I left the DVD in the back of my shelf. Now, it is positioned in a much more privileged spot. April 12, 2008
| Good Movie |
| I'll give it a 4, but it could have gotton a 4.5. |
November 21, 2007





