Going Down (2003)
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- Release Date: 2003
- Runtime: 84 min
- Genre: Comedy
- Starring: Jay Michael Ferguson, Josh Blake, Christine Lakin, Hope Riley ... see all
- Director: Alfonso Pineda Ulloa
- Plot: The party never ends in this college comedy of errors! It's the day after a big blow out college party Jack Earnest and his buddy Travis wake to a trashed... Read more
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Variety
"Going Down," a lame also-ran in the rapidly declining teen gross-out comedy genre.... ... Full Review
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2003-04-11
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