Dinner in America

Needed less slurs, more Griffin Gluck and more of the girl's music cauz Watermelon is a banger

Very memorable movie, although it could've been better if it didn't try so hard to be "edgy". It did have a lot of entertaining moments, I guess you'll enjoy it if you like chaotic, unserious movies.

i love this movie so much it has became one of my top 3’s the mac demarco song i cant listen to anymore because i cry its so cute and super good

Loved it. Great cast and a unique story that isn't predictable.

Definitely a must-see! This movie has something for everyone, it’s absolutely hilarious, surprisingly heartfelt, and totally punk rock. Kyle Gallner and Emily Skeggs have incredible chemistry and their performances are over the top while still remaining believable. Stellar supporting cast as well, this is an 11/10 crowd pleaser.

Good acting in an original movie that's strange and rather unpleasant about two misfits falling in love.

As a mother to an autistic child, who has such intense and captivating personality, I often wonder what the future holds. He's still young, but this boy is punk AF. Watching Patty blossom into her true self once expectations and restraints were removed was LEGIT! The movie starts a smidge slow but it blossoms into something beautiful. Simon's anger at the hypocrisy all around him is palpable. He wants nothing but cold hard truth, and I love it. Though he presents with a no F's given attitude, he clearly feels a deep call to speak up for those who he deems as worthy of respect. Patty, in all her glory, gains his respect and admiration by being her most eclectic and raw self. And let's face it, Psyops song lyrics speak truth.

Fuk the rest of them, fuk em all, fuk em all but us! 🍉

An enthralling and angsty suburban love story. Raw but vivid cinematography is beautifully paired with the soundtrack; Mac Demarco included.

The first half was a bit of a struggle but by the end I’d say I liked it. Character development was excellent, Simon was pretty dislikable but with enough dimensions to see that he had a good heart. Not sure I’d recommend it to everyone - good for those who like a slightly depressing view on the American family and a couple of young people trying to find their way outside of the mold.