Sacramento

This is such an infuriating man baby movie about inept men leaning on much smarter women who are stuck with them. It's supposed to be sentimental and about friendship but it's about toxic men and a toxic male relationship and women who are enduring them but whoever made this is clueless about what it means to be a mother or a father. YUCK.

Yeah, no. This is a colossal waste of several talents and also your time.

Exceptionally charming and paints a unique picture of what modern relationships can look like. It confronts complex subject matter tastefully and with heart. The performances were compelling and true.

Hmm. Why does a guy (or 2) that clearly has mental issues make a popular movie?

QUE CERA CERA Michael Cera spotting. Who unsurprisingly, plays the classic Michael Cera character: sweet, fidgety, awkward, manchild, armed with a deceptive sense of humour. He's one half of this road trip, buddy-buddy flick. Michael number two, Angarano, is the smooth talking, too clever for his own good chum. Young adults with looming responsibilities on a journey to who knows where. One is escaping, the other is returning, but neither is sure to or from what. Angarano triple duties with writing and directing credits, is perfect as the affable but dangerous friend from the past. The one that existed as an awesome school foil, but seems oddly out of step in the adult world. Despite their history, the friendship is clumsy, as crucial time has passed. Events too. Dealing with a pregnancy and a shaky job situation, Cera is in full nervous mother hen mode, but surprisingly agrees to a road adventure with his unscrupulous chum. It is a chance to sort. The duo provides great passive aggressive sparring and physical wrestling as only true friends can. And we have movie. "Sacramento" turns out to be a classic talkie that explores emotional conflict and relationship struggles seldom tackled for generation Y. Feelings are hurt, lessons are learned, and there is a tidy ending. It comes with just enough funny tickles to bring it all home. - hipCRANK

Have never take time to leave a review on a movie until after watching this. A poorly done attempt at Hollywood people trying to seem in touch. The beards were the biggest turn off. But really it was extremely boring. The type of movie an older “cool guy” tells you is life changing but it’s really nothing more than excuse for his shortcomings

touch on many thing men face on a day to day level. that they have in there lives

'Sacramento' is a likeable comedy drama that satisfyingly explores both the slight and charming aspects of friendship.

This was a fun watch. Nice to see Michael Cera in something.

Fun story, and being from Sacramento, it was great to see and recognize the locations. Not an award-winning movie by any stretch, but a nice way to spend 90 minutes.