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Stretch

Stretch

October 14, 2014· 1h 34m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score6.2

A hard-luck limo driver struggling to go straight and pay off a debt to his bookie takes on a job with a crazed passenger whose sought-after ledger implicates some seriously dangerous criminals.

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15 reviews·Last updated 19d ago
Peak Moment

Eccentric millionaire Roger Karos becomes Stretch's client

7.8at 50m
Lowest Moment

Mexican mafia demands Stretch pay six thousand by midnight

5.5at 32m
Biggest Swing

The film jumps from its lowest point during the sluggish debt setup to its peak when Chris Pine's electrifying Karos enters the story.

Stretch starts promisingly but sags in the first half with slow pacing and unfocused plotting. The film finds its stride when Chris Pine's manic billionaire character arrives, delivering the witty action-comedy that reviewers praised. While the ending provides satisfying closure, critics remained divided on whether the increasingly surreal tone worked or became too wacky to maintain emotional investment.

15 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb, Tmdb
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Stretch crashes into Candace and falls in love
5.0
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Candace breaks up with Stretch for wealthy athlete
5.0
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Mexican mafia demands Stretch pay six thousand by midnight⬇ Lowest moment
5.0
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The Jovi steals Stretch's client David Hasselhoff
5.0
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Eccentric millionaire Roger Karos becomes Stretch's client⬆ Peak moment
5.0
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Stretch cons French criminal Laurent with fake police badge
5.0
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Stretch escapes Boris while detaching limo from tow truck
5.0
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Stretch discovers Charlie is his blind date at diner
5.0
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