Too much of everything

Instant Favorite.

i know i wasted 90 mins of my life.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

A collection of twenty somethings try to cope with relationships, loneliness, desire and their individual neuroses. 200 Cigarettes stars an all star cast of famous talented people such as Ben Affleck, Casey Affleck, Kate Hudson, Christina Ricci and Paul Rudd. I loved all the characters and i found them hilarious and the soundtrack was pretty awesome sure it's by no means the best movie that any of this actors starred but they all did a nice job and i can't really think anything bad about the movie and it was pretty hilarious how 3 girls wanted to screw the Barman played by Ben Affleck or Kate Hudson falling down the street upon dog poo and that's why i give 200 Cigarettes 2 Thumbs Up.

I usually enjoy most movies, but this was a real hard one to get through. For starters, it's New Years Eve in New York - Yes, December 31, - and yet there's a guy riding a motorcycle, there's no snow at all, and everyone is dressed like it's September. Now to the story. Wow, is this bad. I understand where they were trying to go with this but seriously, huge fail. I'm pretty sure the audition for everyone in this movie went something like "So, can you chain smoke cigarettes, because you'll be puffing on one every two seconds for the entire movie! The characters and lude and crude, with absolutely no redeeming qualities in any of them. The worst part was Gaby Hoffman and Christina Ricci. Seriously? Take the two girls who have already appeared together, dress them in ridiculous costumes and try using cheesy and phony New York accents that are so over the top it's ridiculous. Oh, and also, ,big sideburns were NOT in fashion in 1982. Maybe in 72,, but not ten years later. Wow. What a dog.

Another film that literally goes up in smoke in this 1999 mess of a picture.Everyone is off to a party. There are 2 girls from Ronkonkoma who could easily be compared to Fran Drescher and her idiotic friend Val on the super television show "The Nanny." In fact, one of the girls is named Val.Ben Affleck as a supposed law-student, serving drinks, barely appears and when he does, he says little. How fortunate he is.Martha Plimpton is hosting the party and panicking by 9:30P.M. on the night of New Year's Eve when it appears that no one shows up. By the time they do, she is totally out of it and misses a night supposedly to remember.Kate Hudson steals the show as the girl so prone to accidents. This film is one big accident.These 20 year old guys abd gaks are completely immature, neurotic and heaven knows what else. The writing is absolutely miserable and Jan. 1 can't come fast enough.

I've had this movie with my big box of tapes for the last 7 years. I think I remember buying it for a buck at a dollar store years back but never opened it or watched it. Finally, being bored and laid-off from work I decided to check out my old tapes. Its amazing what I found in my box of tapes, some awesome forgotten movies that are likely not even on DVD or blueray. This 200 Cigarettes is not one of them.I've seen a lot of movies in my life. Good ones and bad ones and 200 Cigarettes is one of the worst ones I ever saw. Its amazing that just a few years after this movie was made by MTV you get gems like "election" and "Napolean Dynamite" but MTV just pays the bills I guess, because we also get garbage like "200 Cigarettes" and "Freddy got fingered" too.This movie doesn't try to be cool, it just expects it. Its not cool. Its a waste of film simply because it basically swears too much for the sake of swearing in a movie, has stupid sex talk through out and has some of the worst acting I have ever seen by some actors that can apparently act. The best actor in the movie was the girl from Goonies (Martha Plimpton) that tells Bran in that movie "Bran uh, God put that rock there for a purpose and I don't think you should be moving it.". Goonies was a good movie. 200 Cigarettes was not. Simple? Rate this review helpful because now you want watch the Goonies again, don't you?