Tail Lights Fade
Tail Lights Fade
| 03 December 1999 (USA)
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A young woman (Tanya Allen) rally races across Canada with her boyfriend (Breckin Meyer) and another couple (Jake Busey and Denise Richards) to bail her brother out of a marijuana charge.

Reviews
Plantiana

Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

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Solemplex

To me, this movie is perfection.

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Crwthod

A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

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Portia Hilton

Blistering performances.

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uncleteffs@hotmail.com

Having enjoyed, but been totally confused by the production teams first film 'Drawing Flies', I was looking forward to this film, having seen the trailer on countless other DVD's. And I enjoyed my 90 minutes in the company of these characters, and their journey (literally). Regardless of anyones personal opinion of any of the actors, the performances are uniformly good, although special mention to Denise Richards in a role far away from anything she's been seen in since becoming a Bond girl. Meanwhile, Whatever happened to Lisa Marie? Her role is little more than a cameo, and yet is memorable. A pleasant surprise was the uncredited cameo of Jason Mewes at the end (For once. taking the 'silent' role). Perhaps the Kevin Smith connection (as executive producer)will attract more people to see this underrated (in Smith terms) flick.

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shiplore

I didn't expect much going in but was pleasantly surprised... A dialogue driven film with some pretty good performances.. one of the few roles I've liked both jake busey and denise richards in.. in the vein of the View Askew/Kevin Smith films.. great soundtrack that features.. Modest Mouse and Silver Jews among other indie greats.

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Marcos Devilboy

This is not a great film but it clips along and is pretty entertaining. It was made here in Vancouver, probably cheaply, and it has some nice scenery and good acting. Jake Bussey is lively and Denise Richards is great to look at and the supporting actors, including Jaimz Woolvet from 'Unforgiven' are good and often quite funny. It has a plot and some hip references and I would certainly recommend this film, in particular to anyone who likes road movies.

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banfield

This was a really good movie. Considering it is a Canadian indie film, and not a big studio commercial production, it is well done. The story is interesting, characters are funny, and they drive cool cars. The photography looked really good, and there were some shots (like the fireworks on the sunset, and the opening credits) that are very well done. The only problem I have with the actors is Ms. Berkley, who doesn't do a very good job convincing me she's a drug queen...all I can think of is Saved by the Bell. Denise Richards looks great as always, and her acting is much more convincing than some of her other flix. The soundtrack is alright, and the subtle humor made me smile. If you like smaller budget films, this is a great one to check out. One of the best movies I've seen this year.

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