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Go
Directed by
Doug Liman
R
1999
1h 38m
Comedy
,
Crime
,
and more
7.2
91%
78%
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Told from three perspectives, a story of a bunch of young Californians trying to get some cash, do and deal some drugs, score money and sex in Las Vegas, and generally experience the rush of life.
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Cast of Go
Sarah Polley
Ronna Martin
Timothy Olyphant
Todd Gaines
Katie Holmes
Claire Montgomery
Desmond Askew
Simon Baines
Jay Mohr
Zack
Scott Wolf
Adam
Taye Diggs
Marcus
William Fichtner
Burke
Nathan Bexton
Mannie
Breckin Meyer
Tiny
James Duval
Singh
J.E. Freeman
Victor Sr.
Jimmy Shubert
Victor Jr.
Jane Krakowski
Irene
Melissa McCarthy
Sandra
Robert Peters
Switterman
Suzanne Krull
Stringy Haired Woman
Jay Paulson
Loop
Katharine Towne
Becky
Nikki Fritz
Noelle
Tane McClure
Holly
Courtland Mead
Boy
Josh Paddock
Spider Marine
Manu Intiraymi
Skate Punk Guy
Natasha Melnick
Anorexic Girl
Rita Maye Bland
Dancing Register Woman
Jodi Bianca Wise
Ballerina Girl
Tony Denman
Track Suit Guy
Marisa Johnston
Rebecca
Willie Amakye
Waiter
Scott Hass
Raver Dude
Ken Kupstis
Sports Car Man
Shann Christen
Jimmy
Sean Everett
Shooting Bartender (uncredited)
Walter Ludwig
Strip Club Patron (uncredited)
Bob Pepper
BlackJack & Slot Player (uncredited)
Dana Schick
Girl in Line (uncredited)
J. Karen Thomas
Nurse (uncredited)
D. Danny Warhol
Mary X-Mas Supa Fest Dancer (uncredited)
AlgeRita Wynn
Shopper (uncredited)
Monique Yates Jr.
Yellow Jacket (uncredited)
Go Ratings & Reviews
Desmond Dale
January 24, 2025
Go encapsulated the best elements of my 90s guilty pleasure films while minimizing the cringe. Everything about it triggers my 90s nostalgia from the cool trip-hop soundtrack, to the grunge/slacker fashion styles, the teenage angst and nihilism, and even down to their dubious decision making and drugs of choice. It's an adrenaline boosting, high octane ride with lots of dark humor littered throughout kind of like an American version of a Gus Van Saint film but with less repercussions in the aftermath. Go also utilizes parallel converging storylines but it's done in a way that's clear and highly accessible. It has strong, bold characters and the dialogue contains lots of sardonic wit. Overall this makes for a film that I think offers a high entertainment value and avoids any hints of a sober bummer comedown, which I believe usually makes for a highly replayable combination. I can see myself reaching for this film whenever I get a 90s itch as much as my favorites like Cruel Intentions and The Faculty.
Newsweek
David Ansen
It starts to go awry in frenetic Vegas, when you realize that things happen because the screenplay it, not from any internal logic. It's the whatever school of filmmaking. "Go" has its pleasures, but I didn't really believe a word of it.
Alternate Ending
Tim Brayton
When Go is running at full power, it's the equal to any other pseudo-Pulp Fiction out there.
New York Times
Janet Maslin
Derivative as it is, Go has a powerful personality of its own.
Austin Chronicle
Marc Savlov
Takes off somewhere around Mach 3 and never lets up, leaving you with either a pounding headache or a wicked grin, or perhaps both.
Washington Post
Rita Kempley
A furiously paced, perversely entertaining Pulp Fiction for puppies!
Detroit Free Press
Terry Lawson
It's exceedingly smart and intentionally crude, and undeniably entertaining.
New York Post
Rod Dreher
Flat-out the best thing I've seen all year!
Film.com
Robert Horton
When the writing is good, Go is good, and when the writing is flat, things fall apart.
Arizona Republic
Bob Fenster
A slick, comical counterculture trip!
San Jose Mercury News
Julie Hinds
One of the inventive films of the new teen wave!
Chicago Tribune
Mark Caro
An invigorating piece of filmmaking!
The Hollywood Reporter
Frank Scheck
Supremely Entertaining!
San Francisco Examiner
Wesley Morris
It's the sagest, most invigorated spawn o' Pulp Fiction in a junkyard littered with knockoffs.
Village Voice
J. Hoberman
A disaster film with an exceedingly witty premise. Instead of a terrorist, volcano, or extraterrestrial invasion, catastrophe is precipitated by the madcap behavior of rash and reckless American youth.
San Francisco Chronicle
Mick LaSalle
Good writing, good direction, good acting. What a concept.
Entertainment Weekly
Owen Gleiberman
More than anything, Liman does extraordinary work with his dazzling young cast, a parade of future stars if ever I've seen one.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Peter Rainer
Finally, there's nothing much to this movie except a lot of funky attitude.
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert
An entertaining, clever black comedy!
Variety
Todd McCarthy
An overly calculated concoction that nonetheless delivers a pretty good rush!
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