Dallas 362

R

Released Mar 14, 2003

1 hr. 35 min.

Drama

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56%

18 Reviews

Tomatometer

61%

1,000+ Ratings

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Rusty (Shawn Hatosy) has been bailed out of bad situations more than once by his understanding but distraught mother, Mary (Kelly Lynch). When Mary starts dating a psychologist, Bob (Jeff Goldblum), Rusty connects with the man and begins talking to him about his problems. As Rusty benefits from the therapy sessions, his best friend, Dallas (Scott Caan), still very involved in illegal and dangerous activities, takes issue with Rusty going straight and cleaning up his life.

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This almost feels like the sequel to Spun.

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars

02/26/23

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Didn't like it; utterly pretentious. Goldblum was the only good thing, but he's always good. Val Lauren and his awful Ratso Rizzo impersonation was the nadir.

Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars

02/17/23

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Stupidity at it's "best". Dumb and vulgar.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

02/17/23

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Awful. What a waste of time!

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

02/06/23

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WHAT I LIKED? A decent independent film. WHAT I DIDN'T? Though the plot seems exciting, the film is not. WOULD I RECOMMEND IT? Not at all. Watching this movie was a waste of my time.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

01/21/23

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Audience Member

This was an interesting film. While you do find yourself instantly caring about the characters, it feels like the story drags on a bit. It was enjoyable, but nothing that would stand out in my memory. Except for Jeff Goldblum, maybe. He's not bad on the eyes. ;)

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

01/25/23

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Scott Caan

Director

Scott Caan

Dallas

Jeff Goldblum

Bob

Shawn Hatosy

Rusty

Kelly Lynch

Mary

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Joshua Rothkopf

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Dallas 362 sparked that rarer thrill of prodigious discovery.

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Frank Scheck

Hollywood Reporter

While Dallas 362 ultimately lacks the heft to make it anything more than an actors' showcase and Hollywood calling card, it does reveal a nascent talent for Caan.

Jul 12, 2005

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Time Out

Caan's directorial debut is eager to please, with flashy montage sequences, lots of colourful character bits ... black humour and a punk/blues score from the likes of Soledad Brothers and White Stripes.

Jun 30, 2005

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Christopher Null

Filmcritic.com

Rated: 3/5

Apr 8, 2006

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Harvey S. Karten

Compuserve

Seems made for 8 o'clock TV.

Rated: C

Jun 20, 2005

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Phil Hall

Film Threat

The Amateur Hour-and-40-Minutes.

Rated: 0.5/5

Jun 20, 2005

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Synopsis

Rusty (Shawn Hatosy) has been bailed out of bad situations more than once by his understanding but distraught mother, Mary (Kelly Lynch). When Mary starts dating a psychologist, Bob (Jeff Goldblum), Rusty connects with the man and begins talking to him about his problems. As Rusty benefits from the therapy sessions, his best friend, Dallas (Scott Caan), still very involved in illegal and dangerous activities, takes issue with Rusty going straight and cleaning up his life.

Director: Scott Caan
Executive Producer: Beau Flynn, Brian Williamson
Screenwriter: Scott Caan
Distributor: ThinkFilm
Production Co: Konwiser Brothers
Rating: R (Some Violence|Drug Use|Sexuality|Pervasive Language)
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Mar 14, 2003, Original
Release Date (DVD): Aug 9, 2005
Box Office (Gross USA): $18.9K