#Stuck

Two strangers drink together in a bar, like each other's company so much that they have a one night.stand.

The girl wakes up and goes but returns as she forgot to carry her cellphone; she left her car the previous night near the place of their accidental meet ; the boy does his duty of taking her to her desired destination.

Stuck in the traffic Jam the real story unfolds; the people around them jammed in their respective vehicles have different sort of reactions to the situation.

A man has to pee within his car finds water bottle as replacement for the urinal toilet .

The one night stand lovers of previous night, our protagonists have plenty of time to have a critical review of their situation; they fight, use bitter words, try to justify their arguments recalling the night in the flashback's but eventually he human affection returns as the movie reaches a it's end. They depart their respective ways with warm memories of the pleasant thrills of the previous night.

What a surprise this movie was! Found it on Passionflix under the title "The Morning After" It was honestly, BRILLIANT!! The characters/actors were SUPERB!! I love they way the Director weaved in & out of the present, that was PERFECTION!! Just totally grabs you, making you want more. The chemistry between them was off the charts! Their conversation was honest, intellectual, real, sexy, just completely on point, So incredibly believable. The actors were beautiful to watch. So many parts of this film were seriously HILARIOUS making me laugh out loud! This is definitely a hidden gem & I'm so glad I found it. Can't wait to watch it again! Bravo!!!!

I watched this movie on a sunny afternoon. I should have gone outside though and enjoy the sun. Instead of that I fought against sleep. Eventually I didn't lose the battle against sleep and I don't know if that was a smart move of me. Sleeping would have been more satisfying and enjoyable. The story is for almost the entire movie just a conversation of two people that had a one night stand. They're stuck in traffic and just start an awkward conversation. That's the story, there is nothing more to it. The two characters are played by Madeline Zima and Joel David Moore. Besides Madeline Zima being a candy for the eye the rest is just boring. Without being a sexist or so I think this flick will please women more than men, I'm pretty sure about that, and that's again without being sexist. A waste of my time.

This was a real joy to watch. It's light, funny and witty. The story is very simple and most of it takes place in a car stuck in heavy traffic and yet it never gets boring. The characters are both well written and charming and the dialogue is great. Both lead actors did a really good job and made their characters really believable, the chemistry between them is great too.

It would be great if films like this would get more promotion and wider release so even more people could enjoy them.

If you are looking for something relaxing, smart or a nice date movie, this is your choice.

I wasn't too sure about this, but it piqued my interest somewhat, So I took it out. When it opened with some really bad girly girl music, I was like 'oh god, this was a mistake'. But then it got better , and thank f*** so did the music.

What I really took from this movie was how my fondness for each character gradually developed by seeing him/her through the eyes of the other character - And it was like a vicarious light-bulb moment you share with them when they start to realise; 'hang on a sec we're actually very compatible'. I can't, off hand, think of another movie that does this so effectively.

So it doesn't posses that same sleeper indie understated cool that 'Before Sunrise' does. But there's something about these two characters that make them seem more real, honest and relatable. I guess this juxtaposition between the two films (where this one could so easily have been called 'After Sunrise'), is the movie's whole point.

I don't know, but an average rating of 5.7 just doesn't seem fair for a beautifully written script with such excellent dialogue. Well done to everyone involved