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Sex, Death and Bowling

Sex, Death and Bowling

★ 5.32015Movie1 h 32 mUnited States
ComedyDrama

Eli McAllister, age 11, is on a quest to win The Fiesta Cup, a local bowling tournament. Joining him is his famous fashion-designer uncle, Sean McAllister.

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Sex, Death and Bowling

2015

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1 h 32 m

United States

Comedy

Drama

Eli McAllister, age 11, is on a quest to win The Fiesta Cup, a local bowling tournament. Joining him is his famous fashion-designer uncle, Sean McAllister.
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Joshua Rush
Eli McAllister
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Adrian Grenier
Sean McAllister
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Joanna Ranee Wood
Woman in Suit
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Betsy Cramer
Woman in Trench Coat
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Richard Riehle
Father Joe
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Melora Walters
Evie Flores
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Daniel Hugh Kelly
Dick McAllister
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Adam Hochstetter
Snotty #1
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Carsen Warner
Snotty #2
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Sean Ryan Fox
Wolf Hollister
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Drew Powell
Tim Hollister
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Holly Houk
Ella
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Bailey Chase
Rick McAllister
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Selma Blair
Glenn McAllister
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Drea de Matteo
Ana
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Hudson Thames
Teenage Sean
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Justin Prentice
Teenage Rick
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Marco James
Teenage John

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strive

14/06/2025 01:18
I'm not a fan of narration. Especially that of precocious, pre-pubescent boys with grown-up wisdom. But that was the only thing that annoyed me here. The rest was excellent. I really like the way they treated the concept of dying at home. Get some friends and family together and some morphine, and ride it out on your home turf. Not in a hospital. It doesn't have to be too depressing, assuming that you built some equity in a community and a family. I also appreciate that they incorporated our changing demographics without bombarding us with politically correct messages. Yes, rural towns in the west have mixed populations with lots of Hispanics. Yes, even All American families may have someone practicing an alternative lifestyle. Grenier did not have to show much range here, but he doesn't generally anyways. That's o.k. He has a unique look and you do perceive his sensitivity. I'm more tolerant of brief flashbacks than narration. I don't like long flashbacks. These were brief but effective. You did sense his pain. The kid was outstanding and everyone else was excellent. The father was very believable. Small towns do revolve around jocks and sports. If you're different it can be a real bitch. You see that here. I'm assuming that reincarnation played some role in the final bowling sequence. I think the spirit of the famous bowler mentioned in the beginning may have inhabited one of the characters. Either way, I like the way they wove the kid's spiritual questions into the plot. He visits a priest and a Hindu. In that sense it was sort of like the Woody Allen move when he does the same, looking for answers. Other than one or two indie folk songs, the music did not play a huge role. The focus was on dialog and relationships without too much manipulation. Personal redemption and revenge play into it. This is a slow film. If you have patience for thoughtful pictures, then you will probably like it.
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strive

14/06/2025 01:18
I'm not a fan of narration. Especially that of precocious, pre-pubescent boys with grown-up wisdom. But that was the only thing that annoyed me here. The rest was excellent. I really like the way they treated the concept of dying at home. Get some friends and family together and some morphine, and ride it out on your home turf. Not in a hospital. It doesn't have to be too depressing, assuming that you built some equity in a community and a family. I also appreciate that they incorporated our changing demographics without bombarding us with politically correct messages. Yes, rural towns in the west have mixed populations with lots of Hispanics. Yes, even All American families may have someone practicing an alternative lifestyle. Grenier did not have to show much range here, but he doesn't generally anyways. That's o.k. He has a unique look and you do perceive his sensitivity. I'm more tolerant of brief flashbacks than narration. I don't like long flashbacks. These were brief but effective. You did sense his pain. The kid was outstanding and everyone else was excellent. The father was very believable. Small towns do revolve around jocks and sports. If you're different it can be a real bitch. You see that here. I'm assuming that reincarnation played some role in the final bowling sequence. I think the spirit of the famous bowler mentioned in the beginning may have inhabited one of the characters. Either way, I like the way they wove the kid's spiritual questions into the plot. He visits a priest and a Hindu. In that sense it was sort of like the Woody Allen move when he does the same, looking for answers. Other than one or two indie folk songs, the music did not play a huge role. The focus was on dialog and relationships without too much manipulation. Personal redemption and revenge play into it. This is a slow film. If you have patience for thoughtful pictures, then you will probably like it.
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