Before We Go (2014)
3.5 of 5 from 57 ratings
1h 35min
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- Synopsis:
- Chris Evans makes his directorial debut and stars in this romantic comedy. Evans is Nick Vaughan, a street musician who is busking in Grand Central Station when he encounters Brooke (Alice Eve), a stranger who has missed her train and, to make matters worse, has a broken phone and her purse has been stolen. Nick befriends the stranded Brooke and over the course of one evening tries to help her get home. Their chance meeting develops into more as they get to know each other, and Brooke's desperation to return home to her husband begins to wane.
- Actors:
- Chris Evans, Alice Eve, Emma Fitzpatrick, Scott Evans, John Cullum, Beth Katehis, Maria Breyman, Mark Kassen, Kevin Carolan, Daniel Spink, Turhan Caylak, Paul Monte Jr., Fenton Lawless, Allie Woods Jr., Gerald Bunsen, Elijah Moreland, Kyle Julian Graham, Paul Vincent Rapisarda
- Directors:
- Chris Evans
- Producers:
- Howard Baldwin, Karen Elise Baldwin, Chris Evans, William J. Immerman, Mark Kassen, McG, Mary Viola
- Writers:
- Ronald Bass, Jen Smolka, Chris Shafer, Paul Vicknair
- Genres:
- Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Charming Chance Encounter Romance - Before We Go review by GI
Chris Evans directorial debut is a charming if a bit cheesy offbeat romance and Evans and costar Alice Eve have a lovely onscreen chemistry. He plays Nick, a busking trumpet player who is stranded in New York one night when he chance encounters Brooke (Eve), who is desperate to get home to Boston but who has missed her train. Both of them are carrying personal issues and as the night progresses they help each other and very gradually fall in love. The film resists the temptation for a clear cut predictable happy ending relying instead on emphasising that one in a million moment when two people meet and are perfect but might not realise it or will let the chance go. It's a pleasant enough film with two delightful stars and worth an evening's watch.
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