It's Sunday afternoon and you return home after long Sunday walks , outside eating and everything you do on a Sunday and you want to just relax and watch some movies.Go (1999)Sort of like a lite version of Pulp Fiction, or an American response to Trainspotting—with a hip, mostly young cast, a darkly comedic tone, and, of course, tons of beats. Go became a launchpad for several of its cast members, setting them on the path to bigger careers.
Directed by Doug Liman (Swingers, The Bourne Identity, Edge of Tomorrow, American Made), with a script by John August (Big Fish, Charlie’s Angels, Aladdin, Corpse Bride), the film features a who’s who of ‘90s TV faces and indie actors. It performed just okay at the box office (bad timing—it went up against The Matrix), but strong reviews helped it find a loyal audience over time.