I Melt with You

    I Melt with You
    2011

    Synopsis

    Former college friends meet up for a reunion that leads them to face the apparent disillusionment that defines their lives. After a week of excessive drug and alcohol abuse, events lead them to contemplate fulfilling a self destructive pact they made when they were young.

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    Cast

    • Thomas JaneRichard
    • Jeremy PivenRon
    • Rob LoweJonathan
    • Christian McKayTim
    • Carla GuginoLaura
    • Arielle KebbelRandi
    • Sasha GreyRaven
    • Tom BowerCaptain Bob
    • Zander EckhouseJonah
    • Abhi SinhaRyan

    Recommendations

    • 70

      The Hollywood Reporter

      A compelling and disturbing drama about some elemental male issues.
    • 35

      Movieline

      In another light the group's - and the film's - portentous resolution looks a lot like quitting, in true slacker style.
    • 30

      Variety

      A weekend romp for four middle-aged buddies devolves into a drug-fueled, suicidal hell in Mark Pellington's ill-conceived and executed I Melt With You, a work of extreme self-indulgence.
    • 30

      Village Voice

      Stylish cinematography and an awesome punk-and-new-wave soundtrack make the early, music-video-like montages of debauchery at least trashy entertainment, but the film's second half couldn't be more contemptible.
    • 20

      Time Out

      An excruciatingly awkward stab at generational sympathy, I Melt with You presents a quartet of thickening college buddies gathering at a Big Sur rental house to mourn their lost ambition.
    • 20

      New York Daily News

      It almost seems unfair to mention that Carla Gugino shows up as a cop 80 minutes into these overlong proceedings; by then, viewers who walk out would never even have known that she was involved.
    • 16

      The A.V. Club

      A movie about self-absorbed douchebags that wallows in their douchebaggery.
    • 12

      Slant Magazine

      The only thing more narcissistically indulgent than the film's repugnant protagonists is Mark Pellington's iPod-scored, visually flashy, thoroughly hollow directorial celebration of them.