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Painless if largely unmemorable, I'm Reed Fish fails to distinguish itself from countless other small-town comedies populated by amiably quirky characters. Read critic reviews
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In this comedy inspired by the screenwriter's life, Reed Fish (Jay Baruchel) hosts a call-in radio show that reports on the minutiae of life in his tiny town -- the job his dad had before Reed stepped into it. Reed is also about to marry local sweetheart Kate (Alexis Bledel). Those plans are rocked by the return of Jill (Schuyler Fisk), Reed's first great love, who left for college years ago. His rekindled feelings make Reed start to reconsider a life built on what other people expect of him.
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Rating: PG (Language)
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Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Original Language: English
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Director: Zackary Adler
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Producer: Peter Alwazzan
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Writer: Reed Fish, Reed Fish, Zackary Adler, Peter Alwazzan, Rhett Wickham
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $2.2K
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jay baruchel, does this geeky good natured role a lot, and to be honest, it was okay at first, but that was in things like knocked up, and a tiny role in almost famous, but he annoys at times trying to bring his wit, and musings, for me its nothing special
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I liked this a lot actually. It was a sweet film. I enjoyed the fact that the movie was about a movie in a movie. That sounds a little odd or confusing, but trust me it was an interesting way to do things. I found it unique and quirky. Jay Baruchel was great in my opinion, as was most of the supporting cast. Oh, and I absolutely loved the soundtrack! Good movie. What did this movie teach me? That even when youve been (metaphorically) shoved off a cliff, as long as you know who you are, you can pick yourself back up and go on. :)
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Nice little movie. Odd at the end, but very sweet.
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A very well acted film, with a really great plot and a few twists that I thought were pretty original. This are the kind of films I love picking up at the rental store that end up being a great little Indie gem, and it is also a great comedy as well.
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