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Fatally conventional in nearly every respect, the movie would be easy to dismiss were it not for Burns's frustrating knack for inserting unexpectedly truthful moments amid all the dross.
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The biggest hole in a movie that falls sadly short of being another "Diner" or "Trees Lounge" is Mr. Burns's failure to make his alter-ego character anything other than the best-looking and most affluent member of the pack, standing there and discreetly gloating.
Burns' always impressive sense of place lends authenticity to the pals' perambulations, and the stellar cast brings a welcome overabundance of personality to regrettably one-note roles.
The movie snaps sharply to life every now and then, and its unfashionable decency really gets to you.
Edward Burns' best riff yet on guys trying to sort out their feelings about women.
Every actor registers...In a film of minor ambition, they're all worthy company.
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