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Nothing (2003)

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Average Rating: 6/10
Reviews Counted: 6
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Release Date: Sep 9, 2003 Wide

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Two roommates fed up with the outside world find that it's easier to avoid responsibility than they thought when a wish to make it all go away comes true in this mysterious tale from Cube director Vincenzo Natali. David (David Hewlett) and Andrew (Andrew Miller) are best friends with a grudge against the outside world. From bill collectors to obnoxious neighbors to a landlord who seems to have it out for the pair, it seems that lately the weight of the entire world is resting on their shoulders.

R, 1 hr. 29 min.

Comedy

Directed By: Vincenzo Natali

In Theaters: Sep 9, 2003 Wide

On DVD: Oct 25, 2005

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Natali's script is constantly inventive in finding implications of this power.

June 15, 2010 Full Review | Comment

Mark R. Leeper

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With just two actors (and a turtle named Stan) and a very simple premise, Nothing couldn't be better.

November 8, 2005 Full Review Source: Fantastica Daily

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Staci Layne Wilson

Fantastica Daily

Highly recommended -- it's really something different.

September 2, 2005 Full Review Source: Filmcritic.com

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Christopher Null

Filmcritic.com

...the sort of thing where you either go with it or you don't.

September 18, 2004 Full Review Source: Reel Film Reviews

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This has my vote as 'the Worst Movie Ever Made.' It takes a lot of effort to put something this crappy together.

June 13, 2011

Gregory Dark

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Two losers, who live underneath an overpass at the junction of two highways, discover they have the power to wish the world away, leaving... nothing. A clever script pushes the simple premise and two character dynamic as far as it can go; this is probably as good a movie about nothing as you'll ever see.

February 21, 2011