Go [Blu-ray]

Just as described

Awesome movie, great to have it on bluray, a little overpriced.

Doug Liman's follow up to his brilliant debut comedy Swingers is a darkly funny comedy drama that inter-twines three separate stories of a drug deal gone wrong, a debauched trip to Las Vegas and an out of their depth pair of TV actors.It's been a long time since I watched Go so it was great to revisit this entertaining story with an ensemble cast of at the time promising actors that follows a similar narrative structure to Pulp Fiction.Liman in my opinion is an underrated Director who sadly never seems to get mentioned in the same breath as other auteurs. He's brought us some great films such as Swingers, Bourne Identity, Edge of Tomorrow, Mr. & Mrs. Smith and American Made. All of which I've enjoyed immensely.It has to be said the young cast here is a brilliant one - Sarah Polley, Katie Holmes, Timothy Olyphant, William Fichtner, Jay Mohr, Scott Wolf and a great turn by unknown actor Desmond Askew as the out of control Brit Simon.It's certainly best going into Go knowing as little as possible but there are some very funny scenes such as Mannie's hallucinogenic dance in the supermarket or Simon's incendiary threesome in a Vegas hotel room.Liman keeps the narrative running at break neck energetic speed, with never a lull in the drama.Revisiting this film was a delight. At £9.99 Go is a must buy!

Funny, fast-paced, with a top cast, good soundtrack, and witty script with lots of quotable lines.

This film follows these group of people in it as they get into trouble in the film. It's a dull film from the late 1990s.

One of the better post-Tarantino efforts with a great cast and soundtrack. An early effort from Doug 'Edge of Tomorrow' Liman