Amanda and Jack Go Glamping

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With his marriage on rocky ground, dejected one-hit author Jack Spencer (David Arquette, Never Been Kissed) agrees to go "glamping" with his wife, Amanda (Amy Acker, Marvel's "The Gifted"), in search of a spark. When they realize they've been double booked with honeymooning hipsters and the handsome, eco-friendly landowner, Nate (Designated Survivor's Adan Canto), enters the picture, a romantic getaway turns into a group ordeal. Jack must learn to get over himself as he dives deep off the grid into a comedic exploration of love, failure, and relevance with some help from miniature donkeys and the sage wisdom of local Jude (Academy Award (R) nominee June Squibb).

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Comedy
Directed By:

Brandon Dickerson
Written By:

Brandon Dickerson
In Theaters:

Nov 10, 2017 limited
On Disc/Streaming:

Nov 10, 2017
Runtime:

94 minutes
Studio:

Spiral Films

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Cast

David Arquette
as Jack Spencer

Amy Acker
as Amanda

Adán Canto
as Nate

June Squibb
as Jude

Daniel Ross Owens
as Abe

Nicole Elliott
as Jamie

Chris Carpenter
as Ben

Gustavo Gomez
as Jordan

Richard Robichaux
as Jimmay

Catherine Grady
as Erica

Sicily Bellia
as Molly

Jaytyler Ferretti
as Tobacky Geezer

Keri Tombazian
as Herself (Radio Announcer)

Evelyn Hawk
as Caroline

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Critic Reviews for Amanda and Jack Go Glamping

All Critics (5) | Top Critics (3)

As unpleasant and inert as its protagonist, "Amanda & Jack Go Glamping" is a romantic comedy that lacks both love and laughs - and likable characters.

Nov 9, 2017 | Full Review…

Kimber Myers
Los Angeles Times
Top Critic
Dickerson, who also scripted, figures out how to overlay Jack's mild midlife crisis arc with the camping comedy fairly smoothly, but the problem is that neither of these plot strands is particularly fresh or interesting.

Nov 9, 2017 | Full Review…

Justin Lowe
Hollywood Reporter
Top Critic
A thin, sparkless romantic comedy that takes satirical aim at a host of current hipster-culture targets ...

Nov 8, 2017 | Full Review…

Guy Lodge
Variety
Top Critic
... provides some scattered quirky laughs, although it strains to be heartwarming and stumbles while attempting to satirize the social-media age.

Nov 17, 2017 | Full Review…

Todd Jorgenson
Cinemalogue
It's an attempt to conjure the past. Which, in a sense, is precisely what Amanda and Jack are there to do

Nov 9, 2017 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…

Danielle White
Austin Chronicle