(2000) Dish Dogs
COMEDY DRAMA
Straight to rental movie, the title "Dish Dogs" is reference to the teenagers of Morgan (Sean Austin) and Jason (Matthew Lillard) another term used for dish washers, with dish washing is all they "wanted" to do as they are wannabe philosophers with an epiphany. A teenage equivalent of "The Razor's Edge" by William Somerset Maugham or their own version of 'the meaning of life' as they both had aspirations to road trip around the country driving a red 1949 Chevrolet they both name "Scarlet". All is well until one of them begin to want to settle down. Shannon Elizabeth also stars as the stripper working for the nightclub owner, Dewitt (Richard Moll) Brian Dennehy also stars as the person to whom Morgan lives with.
Although, it's more drama than comedy, the movie still does a good job into staying with it's characters, therefore, the only fault in my opinion are it's viewers.
Straight to rental movie, the title "Dish Dogs" is reference to the teenagers of Morgan (Sean Austin) and Jason (Matthew Lillard) another term used for dish washers, with dish washing is all they "wanted" to do as they are wannabe philosophers with an epiphany. A teenage equivalent of "The Razor's Edge" by William Somerset Maugham or their own version of 'the meaning of life' as they both had aspirations to road trip around the country driving a red 1949 Chevrolet they both name "Scarlet". All is well until one of them begin to want to settle down. Shannon Elizabeth also stars as the stripper working for the nightclub owner, Dewitt (Richard Moll) Brian Dennehy also stars as the person to whom Morgan lives with.
Although, it's more drama than comedy, the movie still does a good job into staying with it's characters, therefore, the only fault in my opinion are it's viewers.