Changing Lanes was a dope flick

[RajWatts]

underrated film. yet another classic performance from sam jackson tha gawd that gets no credit

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

DID IT HAVE A GOOD MESSAGE?

 

[re'up]

Yeah, I really liked that movie, I saw it in theaters in 2002, I had a fake ID that said I was 17 so i could buy tickets to R rated movies, most bootleg shyt ever, my Mom laminated it for me, that's how I saw this, 'Unfaithful', 'Insomnia', and a bunch of other movies that spring and summer.

That scene where Sam Jackson went in on those guys at the bar, and then beat them with a fukking pay phone...Sydney Pollack's performance, a lot of good in that movie.

 

[Kuro]

i remember liking it a lot...ill have to watch it again to see if i still feel that way...

 

[JAY?]

Yeah, I really liked that movie, I saw it in theaters in 2002, I had a fake ID that said I was 17 so i could buy tickets to R rated movies....most bootleg shyt ever, my Mom laminated it for me, thats how I saw this, 'Unfaithful', 'Insomnia', and a bunch of other shyt that spring and summer.

That scene where Sam Jackson went in on those guys at the bar, and then beat them with a fukking pay phone...Sydney Pollacks performance, a lot of good in that movie.

Very good movie
But unfaithful makes me wants to put my paws on a bytch

 

[Silkk]

Good Movie. Sam Jack was crazy as usual, but when shyt got real he couldnt handle it

 

[Skooby]

Just watched it again just because...good movie.

One of those fork in the road types...

 

[re'up]

I catch this on TV sometimes, and it is a really underrated movie, holds up after almost 20 years, I think Michael Clayton did a lot of the themes better about 5 years later, as well as Sydney Pollack, fleshing out his role from Changing Lanes, a little, the cynical, weary master of his profession and business.

Plus, the use of "Waiting In Vain", as the credits role, which was a staple of early 2000's movies.

 

[Skooby]

I catch this on TV sometimes, and it is a really underrated movie, holds up after almost 20 years, I think Michael Clayton did a lot of the themes better about 5 years later, as well as Sydney Pollack, fleshing out his role from Changing Lanes, a little, the cynical, weary master of his profession and business.

Plus, the use of "Waiting In Vain", as the credits role, which was a staple of early 2000's movies.

Never seen Michael Clayton...gotta check it out.

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

It was one of the first movies I brought on DVD, back when I got my first job in HS.

i like the tone of the film; the greys, the dull, rainy atmosphere.

And it’s a basic enough story but nice twists here and there.

It’s one of those types of films that stands alone and you can watch repeatedly

 

[daemonova]

Sam ex wife was tripping hard in that movie