I'm pretty sure this movie was written by a 13 year old girl with rich parents who could bank roll the entire thing. The parents must have some horrible dirt on Keanu, Goldie Hawn and Rosanna Arquette in order to get them to be in this huge pile of garbage. The whole thing made me angry and I don't even know who to be most angry at the writers, director or the poor unfortunate souls who had to perform in this train wreck.

Just going to put it simply and say that I did not enjoy this. If I didn't have trouble turning a movie off half way through, I would have. The story line was just so all over the place and didn't make sense for the characters in it.There is already a lot of trash talk on here for it and I feel bad for the actors/actresses and film makers who put time and effort in, so I do have one positive to throw in - the cast is all very pretty and I had no problems at all with that!

Ok, the soundtrack was good, the scenery with the beach was beautiful. The acting wasn't THAT bad. But the story was what makes it easy to hate. It tells a story about rich kids with almost no conflicts or problems in their lifes figuring out their life in days with no conflicts or problems. The End. Everyone got what they wanted with no effort at all, no compromise, nothing. The parents are perfetcly supportive for whatever their kids want- surf, do art, do nothing? Wonderful. Just go for it. The love life of those kids is as realistic as the story of a porn movie. There aren o conflicts in this movie!! Why even bother watching it? It was boring and seemed like it lasted for 2 hours instead of 1h and 15 minutes. Just don't watch it. It's not even bad enough to be funny or trash.

I was really looking forward to this. But it was just all over the place with no real idea of what it want's to be. And it did not helped that it looked like an episode of Dawsons Creek. :(The intro was meant well. But it was totally off in timing and in play with the music. I mention this, because it kinda summarizes the whole movie. But great poster though.