This is my New Years movie! Like folks watch A Christmas Story or The Grinch for Christmas.... this is New Years for me!
Ben Affleck,
Casey Affleck,
Dave Chappelle,
Guillermo Díaz,
Angela Featherstone
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On New Year's Eve, no one wants to be alone. On this night in 1981, several different groups of young desperate people begin a journey from around New York City to a big party hosted by Monica (Martha... read more
Directed by: Risa Bramon Garcia
Release Date: February 26, 1999
DVD Release Date: August 31, 1999
Stats: 818 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (818)
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January 1, 2011
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August 4, 2007
Misadventures of an interesting set of characters in New York on New Year's Eve. Great 80's atmosphere and music. Fun stuff. I enjoyed it.
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November 2, 2007
Great film with diverse characters and intersecting storylines, and it's hilarious. A classic in my book.
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May 27, 2007
One of the funniest New Years movies! I always watch this every year, just to remind me of how we are all scrambling to get to a party before the midnight rolls in. With an all star cast with a kick ass 80's soundtrack, it all begins with the funny Martha Plimpton that plans a pa... read more
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December 14, 2008
Too many annoying characters keep this from being THE New Years Eve movie it strives to be. I'll take Get Crazy instead.
Critic Reviews
Hit-and-mostly-miss retro comedy.
A light comedy, pure and simple (and hardly unfamiliar), but its makers sustain its energy through the unraveling of an intricate plot and bring to it a certain edge through a witty, sharp sense of ob... Full Review
This movie isn't merely disrespectful; it's contemptuous.
A frequently hilarious, exuberant ensemble comedy!
Director Risa Bramon Garcia and writer Shana Larsen obviously know their history and geography, and they've nailed the feel of the early '80s in the East Village.
Nothing much happens, and that's the point, but all this wheel spinning could have used more grease. Full Review
A tepid affair, distinguished by bland character development, uninspired and insipid dialogue, and a nonexistent plot. Full Review
It feels more like a high-level acting workshop than a narrative film. Full Review
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