Swingers

Swingers COCKTAILS FIRST, QUESTIONS LATER There are probably print ads of movie reviews, portraying 'Swingers' as a film about a bunch of suave, good-looking guys making the moves on "beautiful babies" (AKA women) in the night life of a what seems to be a fantasy land. However, male bonding may be the worst overrated of movie emotions. For instance, classic scenes like at the end of "Casablanca," which my grandfather would always make me watch with him, where Humphrey Bogart puts his arm around Claude Rains, made society accept the fact of guys hanging out with guys. The Miramax movie 'Swingers' grabs its audience with a diverse cast of main characters, creative humor, and clever dialogue. First of all, the movie "Swingers" attracts its audience with a diverse cast of main characters. Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn are standouts in the cast. Favreau is appropriately "fumbling and pitiful" (Seiler) as Mike, and Vaughn seems "positively shark like"(Seiler) as the swinger with all the right moves. Mike, who is played by Jon Favreau, plays the role of an under employed standup comic who set out to Los Angeles to pursue his comedy career, pining for the girlfriend he left back movie, mike, swingers, out, friend, one, guys, night, cool, women, vaughn, trent, seems, played, phone, main, group, characters, call, audience, after, about, while, vince, vegas, two, parties, number, mike's, makes, looking, left, leaves, instance, humor