Singles (1992)
A group of twenty-something friends, most of whom live in the same apartment complex, search for love and success in grunge-era Seattle. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Cameron Crowe
Written By: Cameron Crowe
Starring: Tom Skerritt, Paul Giamatti, Bill Pullman, Matt Dillon, Eric Stoltz, Jeremy Piven, James Le Gros, Kyra Sedgwick, Campbell Scott, Debi Mazar, Bridget Fonda, Christopher Masterson
Genres: Romance, Comedy, Drama
Country: USA
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Singles belongs to 15 collections
1. boobs (collaborative: moderated by Pickpocket - 51 stars)
2. Romantic Comedy (collaborative - 1 star)
3. Urban Planning (collaborative: moderated by Ag0stoMesmer - 1 star)
4. Coheed's Celluloid Pit (public: Coheed - 1 star)
5. Blank Check with Griffin & David (public: TychoCelchuu - 1 star)
6. Ratings (collaborative: moderated by cheapthrills)
7. 1992 Wide Releases (collaborative: moderated by Roman_Herbom)
8. Memorable Cameos (collaborative: moderated by Dunstan-xxx)
9. Luna6ix's DVDs (public: Luna6ix)
10. New & sealed (public: majikat)
11. 1992: Year in Review (public: polanski28)
12. 90lar (public: Ozancan)
13. Sine-Müzik (public: Ozancan)
14. Memorable Soundtracks (public: Midaso)
15. seen in 2020 (public: sproost)
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hellsditch | 75 37th |
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LOL. Works only if you imagine it as a Prezbo origin story. I like to think that he woke up one morning, took a look at himself and his awful hat and thought, "That's it! Time to start over. But where?" Threw a dart at an atlas and hit Baltimore. Hopped a Greyhound the next day. Prez aside, not much good here. Don't need to hear any of these bands ever again. Cobain, as usual, cooler than the room -- knows when to say "no" and wisely sits this out. Campbell Scott is a homeless man's Paul Rudd.
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gtown1479 | 70 38th |
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The music was good. The story itself was blah. An interesting point made by my date... Kyra Sedgwick looked like she could have played Scott's mom instead of his girlfriend. There were small parts that were good, but I just didn't find it to be as interesting as I thought I would. Had a hard time believing Matt Dillon as the rocker dude. I do now have a new sneezing joke to use on my friends for the future, so that's cool.
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Icarus | 89 86th |
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I've got a soft spot for this one--whether it's the great music, the absolutely ridiculous Matt Dillon character, or the enjoyable Pearl Jam cameo, it still gets to me after all these years. This is not high art by any stretch. However, its earnestness about the need for trust to make relationships work, combined with the dimwitted Dillon character, make this a most enjoyable watch every time it's on.
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Luna6ix | 84 86th |
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a snapshot of the generation x, with fitting music to boot. i feel that over time it will prove more historically important than it is a good film, sad because i really enjoyed it.
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fuzzleshnops | 72 46th |
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All the overcast shots in this film annoyingly remind me why I hate living in Seattle... but that's my own personal bias. :) It makes sense why grunge rose to power here. The weather is frustrating af and it makes sense to transcend the repressive weather through angst (which itself is a more repressed form of anger). ANYWAY, I enjoy movies like these from an anthropological standpoint... I get a glimpse of how society was like then--without the internet and smart phones. I am kinda envious.
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| Average Percentile 46.89% from 799 Ratings |  |