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Hit and Runway

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Hit and Runway (2001)

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Reviews Counted:33

Fresh:11

Rotten:22

Average Rating:4.5/10

Consensus: This Odd Couple comedy misses more than hits in terms of laughs, and the plot twists make little sense.

Rated: R [See Full Rating] for language, sexual content and some violent images

Genre: Dramas

Theatrical Release:Mar 2, 2001 Limited

Synopsis: A dishwasher in a Greenwich Village coffeehouse, Alex Andero (Michael Parducci) loves the movies. He's a big fan of action star Jagger Stevens (Hoyt Richards) and often calls his annoyed uncle in... A dishwasher in a Greenwich Village coffeehouse, Alex Andero (Michael Parducci) loves the movies. He's a big fan of action star Jagger Stevens (Hoyt Richards) and often calls his annoyed uncle in Hollywood to pitch him screenwriting ideas. Alex's script has Jagger discovering a smuggling ring in the fashion industry, then taking out the terrorists in a hail of gunfire and falling bodies, with a gorgeous model at his side. Suddenly, beyond his wildest dreams, Alex gets his shot, but the studio needs writing samples and Alex has never written more than a couple of sentences on a napkin or menu. He begins taking a screenwriting classes, where shy Gwen (Judy Prescott) offers to help. A different kind of help soon arrives through Elliot (Peter Jacobsen), a self-effacing gay playwright who leaves his script at the coffeehouse for waiter Joey (Kerr Smith), a pretty boy with whom Elliot is infatuated. Alex offers to get him a date with Joey if Elliot will help him with his own screenplay, and when Alex comes through on his end of the deal, they begin. Through the ups and downs of several months of life and love, the screenplay and their friendship blossom, and both characters learn to trust the artist within. [More]

Starring: Michael Parducci, Peter Jacobsen, Kerr Smith, Hoyt Richards

Starring: Michael Parducci, Peter Jacobsen, Kerr Smith, Hoyt Richards

Director: Christopher Livingston

Director: Christopher Livingston
Screenwriter: Christopher Livingston, Jaffe Cohen
Producer: Chris D'Annibale, Andrew Charas
Composer: Frank Piazza
Studio: Lot 47 Films

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Mark Halverson
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Jeffrey M. Anderson
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Superb comedy, with lots of social commentary

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Michael E. Grost
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04/08/03
L.A. Weekly
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The indie comedy/drama Hit and Runway is mostly a drag.

Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews | comment Comment
03/12/03
Dennis Schwartz
Dennis Schwartz
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03/10/03
Kimberly Jones
Kimberly Jones
Austin Chronicle
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11/06/02
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Parducci and Jacobson are terrific together.

Full Review Source: San Diego Metropolitan | comment Comment
10/21/02
Jean Lowerison
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03/24/02
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10/30/01
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09/17/01
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Chicago Reader
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The movie is sometimes as dumb as its targets.

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06/14/01
Desmond Ryan
Desmond Ryan
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Does have moments, but it also seems a couple of years behind the times.

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06/08/01
Jay Carr
Jay Carr
Boston Globe
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Yet despite .. a general good heartedness, "Hit and Runway" is another cliched movie about first time filmmakers whose script ends up mirroring their life.

Full Review Source: Reeling Reviews | comment Comment
05/29/01
Laura Clifford
Laura Clifford
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Sympathetic performances by the leads and surprisingly convincing sentimentality.

Full Review Source: TheMovieReport.com | comment Comment
05/03/01
Michael Dequina
Michael Dequina
TheMovieReport.com

Both adroitly contrived and naggingly blatant.

Full Review Source: San Diego Union-Tribune | comment Comment
04/27/01
David Elliott
David Elliott
San Diego Union-Tribune

Now Cohen's nefarious, self-deprecating, kosher wit has made it onto the big screen superbly, thanks to the able direction of first-time helmer Livingston.

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04/17/01
Brandon Judell
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Lose the story, keep the title.

Full Review Source: Seattle Times | comment Comment
04/13/01
John Zebrowski
John Zebrowski
Seattle Times

Its satire of action-movie mindlessness and screenwriting-as-prostitution is dated and without bite.

Full Review Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer | comment Comment
04/13/01
William Arnold
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 
 
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