It felt like something fresh, particularly if you’re tired of seeing the same plots recycled in Hollywood movies. That's what initially held my attention. It didn’t drag at any point, but the overall narrative could have been stronger. It felt more like a showpiece than something grounded in reality. I especially had issues with Owen Wilson’s character; anyone associating with him should be wary of what transpires. Though that aspect was cleverly mirrored by Zach's portrayal. The story centers on two friends—one working for a television station and the other living as a hippie. After one of their wealthy fathers passes away, they go back to their hometown, which is destined to drastically alter their financial situation. Tensions emerge between the siblings, and what follows details how events play out. I appreciated the ensemble cast; it was a really good mix. It’s a comedy, but not particularly sharp or preachy—just something to pass the time. It's perfectly acceptable for a single viewing. 6/10

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