The Do-Over

Synopsis: Two down-on-their-luck guys decide to fake their own deaths and start over with new identities, only to find the people they're pretending to be are in even deeper trouble.
Director(s): Steven Brill
Production: Netflix
 
IMDB:
5.7
Metacritic:
22
Rotten Tomatoes:
5%
TV-MA
Year:
2016
108 min
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1,267 Views


Yeah!

Raise the roof for your class song,

"I'm Too Sexy"

by Right Said Fred.

Now, it's time to give it up

for your 1991 prom king and queen,

Ted-O and Nikki!

Ted-O. Ted-O.

Ted-O. Ted-O. Ted-O.

Vincent!

Reunions are strange.

They bring up a lot of

feelings about your past.

Were you a jock?

A pothead?

A drama club kid?

A loser?

Did you get the girl...

or did she ever even notice you?

Who did you want to be,

and who did you actually become?

Damn, Charlie.

Are you still hung up on that skank?

Hey.

You forgot the guy who showed you

your first pair of tits?

You're givin' me dead eyes?

It's me!

It's Maxi-Pad!

Max Kessler!

- Come on.

- Oh, my God.

I haven't seen you in forever. Wow.

So, how is your mother?

Oh, well, you wouldn't want to

check her out in the shower these days.

Not lookin' too good.

You know, I still think she might have

known that we were watching.

Are you kiddin' me? That's why she

winked at you in the middle.

You were her little Macaulay Culkin.

Man, these two a**holes

deserve each other.

They actually got divorced.

They're still really good friends though.

I see that.

They had twins together,

but she got remarried.

Wow.

Imagine if her husband was here right now

watching that alcoholic hosebag

f***ing dry hump her ex.

He is here, actually.

Oh, hey, congratulations.

That's good news, man.

I wish you would've told me before

I called your wife an alcoholic hosebag.

But, that's... that's excellent.

Whoa. Excuse me, one second.

Hey, come on. Ted-O.

No, no. No... too much.

Oh, God.

Ha! I'm sorry. Whoo!

It's the goddamn Funky Bunch, baby!

I lose my sh*t! Every time.

Relax, Charlie,

we were just dancin'.

You don't have to make a scene.

He's making a scene? You're the one

getting a pap smear out here.

I wasn't getting a pap smear,

sh*t-for-brains.

- Hey, hey.

- No, no.

Here's what happened,

all right? Here's what happened.

I think we had a little...

few too many beers

and we're just gonna call it a night.

Okay, fine.

Let's go, Mr. Buzzkill. Ah!

You know I can't leave right now,

I'm the class treasurer.

I have to settle up

with the DJ and the hotel.

- Okay? You...

- You know what?

Jimmy Badboy's got a limo.

Now, she could just hop right in

with me if you wanted.

- If it's all right.

- Oh, that sounds great.

- Yeah?

- Let me ask my dad.

Hey, listen, it's better than

drinking and driving.

Yes, okay, fine.

I'll see you at home.

- It's a limousine.

- All right.

I'll take good care of her. Whoo!

I'm sorry.

If I'm remembering correctly,

Charlie McMillan always

loved himself a Bud Light.

How about that time my father took us

on the drive-along in his cop car.

Oh, I remember that.

And that guy we had to arrest,

who kept flashing everybody

at the 7-Eleven.

You stuck me in the backseat

with that guy!

Yeah, who would have thought a guy could

whack off with a set of handcuffs on?

Why did we ever stop hangin' out?

We lived right across the street

from each other.

I don't know.

We had different classes.

Yeah, you were with all the smart kids.

I was in shop class

making bird cages and foot stools.

Yeah.

And after your dad died...

Yeah, I wasn't too social after that, huh?

I wouldn't wish that on anybody.

Growing up without a dad.

But you're in Jacksonville now.

Tell me about yourself.

I don't know anything.

Remember how we said we were gonna

kick ass and take names?

Oh, yeah, we did.

You were going to invent time travel,

weren't you?

And you were gonna be

an FBI agent.

That's right.

Mr. Falcone, our guidance counselor,

said I was gonna

end up working in the morgue.

- He did not like you.

- Yeah.

But I guess old Mr. Falcone

can suck my dick.

Shut up! Shut...

Are you kidding me?

You did it?

Oh, my God, man!

Are you packin' heat?

Jesus!

My God.

Have you ever had to...

shoot anybody?

I don't kill and tell, Charlie.

These are human beings

we're talking about.

Yeah.

Eight people.

Are you kidding me, dude?

This is cra...

Oh... Oh, yeah, that. I...

I have not done that. That's...

I did it with you.

That was the last time.

Yep.

It's good to see me again, ain't it?

Wait, right...

Smoke it right here?

You're runnin' with the law tonight,

Charlie.

You're an untouchable.

That's right.

Oh... here.

Oh, no, I can't.

F***ing Bureau does random tests.

You want to get me fired?

Oh...

So, what else, Charlie?

Believe it or not...

I still actually work at the same place

I worked in high school.

Save & Pay Supermarket?

No. No, I've never worked at Save & Pay.

I manage the bank that's

inside of Save & Pay.

Palm Coast Savings Bank has

nothing to do with the supermarket.

Except the fact that it's in it.

Right, it's in it,

but that doesn't mean it's a part of it.

It's its own entity.

So if the supermarket was closed,

could I get into the bank?

Wouldn't happen.

We keep banking hours,

so we close before them.

You keep telling yourself that, Charlie.

Where you living?

I live in the same house.

- Yeah?

- Yeah, Oakmont.

Man, if you still had that Gremlin

piece of sh*t you used to drive,

we'd be right back in high school.

The old Gremlin.

I remember that.

Yeah, I still have it.

- You're shittin' me.

- Yeah.

- So, basically, everything...

- It's the same.

Yeah, it's the same.

But things are good, man.

Things are great.

It's going great, seriously.

Come on, let's get real.

Let Maxi-Pad soak up your pain.

My life f***in' sucks.

Yeah.

I drive the same car.

I have the same job.

I talk to the same people.

I'm chasing the same girl...

except now I pay

all her credit card bills.

She still doesn't care about me.

I mean, I talked to these people tonight,

they're going parasailing,

motorcycle racing, cliff diving.

Oh, f*** all the people tonight.

They're all fat and old-lookin'.

Go to Antigua.

Jump off a cliff.

I'm too much of a p*ssy.

I would never do that.

Plus, I can't.

I can't go to Antigua.

I can't go anywhere,

I don't have a passport.

Oh!

You're not a p*ssy, Charlie.

You never were a p*ssy.

I'm just in a rut... a bad one.

I have so many responsibilities.

Like putting Ted-O's twins

through college?

Exactly, that is on the list.

I mean, what the hell happened to my life?

Can't give up hope, bud.

Wish I could start from scratch.

Just get it right this time.

Hey, maybe this is the weed,

I think there's some girl spying on us.

- 5'5"?

- Yeah.

- Dark wig?

- Yeah.

- Button nose?

- Yeah.

- Don't acknowledge her.

- Oh.

It's my f***ing psycho ex-girlfriend.

Is she stalkin' you?

She can't quit me.

- I gotta talk to her.

- No, wait. Wait.

- I miss you.

- Well... good.

- Change your mind.

- Nope.

- Please.

- You gotta just f***ing be tough.

Just toughen the f***...

Oh, I hate you.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

She's gonna leave you alone now.

No, I gave her my hotel key.

She drove all the way out here.

Might as well feed the giraffe a carrot

before I send her back to the zoo,

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Kevin Barnett

Kevin Rees Barnett (born May 14, 1974) is a former volleyball player. He played for the United States national team at the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics. Barnett currently works as a broadcaster for the Pac-12 Networks and FOX Sports West in Los Angeles, as well as teaming with Paul Sunderland for indoor volleyball during the Olympics. more…

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