Forev

2013

Action / Adventure / Comedy / Drama / Romance

3
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 67% · 50 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.7/10 10 366 366

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Plot summary

On a spur of the moment road trip, new friends Sophie and Pete hatch a misguided plan to get hitched.

Director

Top cast

Amanda Bauer as Jess
Noël Wells as Sophie
Cate Adams as Waiting Room Girl
Matt Mider as Pete
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811.18 MB
1280*714
English 2.0
Not Rated
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23.976 fps
1 hr 28 min
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1.47 GB
1920*1072
English 2.0
Not Rated
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 28 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by R T 10 / 10

This movie is very watchable. Many indie movies

This movie is very watchable. Many indie movies fall off into a dark hole of talking about nothing or life etc. but this movie doesn't. Humor is subjective. I can't say anyone else will think this movie is funny. I think it's funny. I can't say you will think it is funny, but it is watchable.
Reviewed by R T 9 / 10

I saw this film last year t the

I saw this film last year t the LA FIlm Fest and was pleasantly surprised by its charm. The filmmakers are young, smart and incredibly witty and that energy is present in the film. It's a simple road trip story but the characters demonstrate a friendship that feels wonderfully familiar and complex. Noel Wells, who's now on SNL, is incredible in this. Watching her audition eating a hot dog is quite possibly one of the funniest scenes I've seen all year.
Reviewed by R T 9 / 10

Sometimes a movie just gets it right. Whether

Sometimes a movie just gets it right. Whether consciously or subconsciously, they just have a grasp on the period of time they are working in. It's not that the story line necessarily has to reinvent the metaphorical wheel, the film just strikes a chord with it's intended audience in a way most can't. Forev is road trip movie and a romantic comedy, but somehow it is really neither. Pete (Matt Mider) is a over the phone IT consultant who is desperate for some sort of bond with another person but has trouble finding it. His neighbor, Sophie (Noël Wells, SNL), has had too many bonds and has grown tired of the constant disappointment with both herself and others. They are an odd couple of sorts, who need each other, they just don't know it. After a rough night, Sophie seeks refuge at Pete's apartment and the conversation jettisons into a half-joking agreement to get married. Pete coerces his new fiancée to travel with him to pick up his sister, Jess (Amanda Bauer), from college and what should be a simple road trip of course isn't. The couple's hours long engagement is dramatically put to the test. The Writer/Director team of Molly Green and James Leffler seem to have an incredibly deep understanding of the angst facing the millenial generation. My generation. The millenials are in many ways lost and forgotten in the world. We don't have the direction or options our predecessors had and are forced to live in an anxiety driven society of insecurity and uncertainty. We seem to be stuck living in stagnation and desire nothing more than to know what is we are doing with ourselves and where we are going. It has crossed my mind on numerous occasions to do something foolish or ill-advised simply to bring about some kind of change. We attempt to force alterations without foresight because after all, it has to be better than this... right? Many of us in our 20?s and 30?s can find ourselves in Pete, Sophie, and Amanda. We know the status quo is not changing, so do we sit on our hands and let the world come to us or do we try to find ourselves? A film like Forev feels like it could be our generation's version of a John Hughes production. It exists because it's needed. Films are rarely this self-aware and for that reason alone it should not be missed.
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