Everything Must Go
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Nick, a career salesman who loses his wife and his job in the worst day of his life. Faced with his life imploding, Nick puts it all on the line, or, rather, on the lawn, as he moves himself and all his possessions to his front yard.
DVD; widescreen; 5.1 Dolby digital.
Closed-captioned.
English dialogue; English or Spanish subtitles.
Based on the short story by Raymond Carver.
2011 theatrical release.
Special features: behind the scenes featurette ; audio commentary with director ; Will Ferrell featurette ; deleted scenes.
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Summary
Add a SummaryWhen an alcoholic relapses, causing him to lose his wife and his job, he holds a yard sale on his front lawn in an attempt to start over. A new neighbor might be the key to his return to form.
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Add a NoticeOther: The demonstration of a person being totally becoming broken is tough to take.
Sexual Content: This title contains Sexual Content.
Coarse Language: This title contains Coarse Language.
Quotes
Add a QuoteNick Halsey: You need to put up some curtains. Samantha: Why? So I don't have some drunk staring at me all day? Nick Halsey: No so you don't have to look at your future.
Frank Garcia: Do you know what the rate of success is for marriage when one person sobers up but the other one doesn't? Nick Halsey: Is it higher than the suicide rate of cops?
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Add a CommentEh ... drink, drink, drink and then discovers more to life = people, relationships, etc .... slow, plodding... not all that interesting
Excellent film about man who must make a change to move forward. He has refused and resisted in the past and now he has lost everything. Will he be able to change now?
An alcoholic executive loses his job must live on front lawn of his home after he gets kicked out. He reviews his past and present with people he meets in those days outside his home. It's difficult to determine if any of the characters need to or will improve their situation. A rare serious role for Will Ferrell.
this is not your typical Will Ferrel comedy, more a drama and pretty good. (first view) your typical, lose your ass and find yourself drama w/a more mature edge on Farrell. (second)
I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN A WILL FARRELL MOVIE WOULD BE A WASTE OF TIME. HAD TO WATCH IT THRU THE END TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WOMEN IN THE FLICK. NO ONE COULD PULL OFF SUCH A STUNT IN ANY CITY WITH LAWN CLUTTER. I WAS DEPRESSED DURING THE MOVIE WATCHING WILL'S MELTDOWN. THE NEIGHBOR BOY WAS THE BEST OF THE CAST.
I can't pinpoint what was so dreadful about this film. I don't think I even finished it. I only saw it maybe a month ago and I can't even remember it. Disappointing, but not as disappointing if I had actually paid money to watch it. I love you, public library.
Will may be the star but as far as the action goes I think the kid is the real star as far as the acting and activity goes. I did not enjoy the character Will plays nor the premise.
Eh. So-So movie. I like Ferrell in a more serious movie like this and "Stranger than Fiction" but this movie just never really went anywhere. Was disappointed. I expected more. Not awful. OK i guess.
This movie was not at all interesting to me. The acting was fine, but the plot was completely lackluster. I'm not generally a fan of dramas, so perhaps that was the problem.
D.U.M - dumb! A waste of an hour and a half. There is a reason no one has ever heard of this movie!