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"Check your baggage."
Frank and Lindsay—two emotionally-broken strangers—meet on the way to a destination wedding. Over the course of the weekend and against all odds, they find themselves drawn together even though they are initially repulsed by one another.
“Check your baggage.”

Winona Ryder
Lindsay

Keanu Reeves
Frank

DJ Dallenbach
Ann

Ted Dubost
Keith

D. Rosh Wright
Frank's Mother

Greg Lucey
Frank's Stepfather

Curt Dubost
Father of the Bride
Donna Lynn Jones
Frank's Stepfather's Girlfriend
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Victor Levin directs. Giorgio Scali behind the camera. William Ross scores. Matt Maddox cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. A commercial under-performer on release. Produced in United States of America, United Kingdom. Dialogue in English.
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"Finally afforded the screen time together that their Gen-X fanbase has been pining for going on three decades..." Read the full review here: http://screen-space.squarespace.com/reviews/2019/3/16/destination-wedding.html
Good watch, could watch again, but can't honestly recommend. This is a very odd movie. It is literally Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder playing awful people (allegedly "the worst", as claimed by family). Like, they're so "bad" that they openly talk around and away biological survival instincts. I think if you like "Clerks" (or Kevin Smith movies), then you might actually like this. It's definitely dialogue heavy with some interesting conversation. The weird twist is that this is clearly intended as a romantic (non-) comedy, so there is a difficultly level in making these 2 particular characters interested in each other, let alone acting on it that I think both the writing and actors manage wonderfully. I personally struggled with it, because if I sat on a plane with Winona Ryder acting like she does in this movie, I still would have been into her. I'm honestly not sure if its because I think they actually make good points (which worries me about me) or I just find her that attractive. There is a neat sociological perspective here, but it is almost all character interaction, between 2 characters, so I would completely understand if there is limited interest for this one.
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The Fyzz
GB
Two Camels Films
US

Ascot Elite Entertainment Group
CH

Aviron Pictures
US

Elevated Films
US

Endeavor Content
US
Sunshine Pictures
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