Kind of insulting as an attempt to relate to a supposed "Generation X".

You just wanna punch the pretentious Hawke.

Please kill me so I don't have to listen to these insufferable twerps wax sardonic about their lives in front of a camera held by a blind person having an epileptic fit.

Another guilty pleasure, totally fall in love with the characters. Nostalgia.. Take me back to the 90s!

Young love in and for the Nineties -- which apparently entails a preoccupation with the Seventies: TV reruns, goldie oldies, wall posters (_Saturday Night Fever_, _Love Story_), memorabilia ("Charlie's Angels" lunchbox). The script, about a one-for-all-and-all-for-one foursome of college grads, is riddled with observations on the level of "Evian is naive spelled backward." And the indulgence of these people seems somehow an accurate match for, or projection of, their self-indulgence.

The 90's rule!

I like all of the actors in this film, but I thought it ended up being a bit boring and pretentious.

A generation X engulfed in cliches.

I watched this without knowing any kind of storyline, so I went into this, because of the cover and title, thinking that it was about vampires. That disappointment coupled with not enjoying it for what it actually was made it not worth watching. Contrary to popular opinion, I liked Ethan Hawke's character the best.

Movie was alright, but the ending fucking sucks. What can you expect, I guess? Ben Stiller more or less did everything right, and Wynona Ryder still goes for Ethan Hawke? God, I was hoping Hawke was going to overdose or commit suicide or something. Fuck that. Steve Zahn is always awesome, though, so points there. God, I thought my generation was bad, but the decade ahead of me was full of shit heads.