Go (film)

"They can't evict you on Christmas - then you'd be Ho-Ho-Homeless!"
- Simon

GO is a 1999 comedy/crime film directed by Doug Liman. It's generally viewed as one of the better Pulp Fiction knock-offs of The Nineties. The film follows Simultaneous Arcs of various groups of people during one crazy night, all vaguely connected by drugs.

Not to be confused for the ancient board-game known in English as "Go", or the short-lived '80s game show.

Tropes used in Go (film) include:

• Anti Role Model: Choose a character.
• Badass Grandpa: Victor Sr.
• Non Sequitur Scene: Justified, as they're hallucinations.
• Brick Joke: Manny, arguably
• Romance on the Set: In-Story Adam & Zack
• Crowning Music of Awesome: Pretty much any piece of score by BT.
• Crowning Moment of Funny:

"I'm not delusional, Zack!""
"Then would you grab her fuckin' arm?!"

• Decoy Protagonist: Sarah Polley seems to be the main character, but she apparently gets killed at the end of the first act. The film then follows various other groups of people. She gets better anyway.
• Fake High: The gang sells aspirin to clueless teens as ecstacy, and they all pretend to get high. It helps that Polley convinces them to smoke "like, a lot of pot" to go with it.
• Hey, It's That Guy!!:
  • Sookie is a flatmate!
  • Frank gets food poisoning in Vegas.
  • Seth Bullock is a drug dealer.
• Oh Crap
• Mistaken for Gay: Adam and Zack bicker like an old married couple, causing a girl at the supermarket to think that they're gay. In a surprise reveal, it turns out that they are.
• Mistaken for Servant: Marcus, due to being black and wearing a gold blazer.
• Reckless Gun Usage: One character plays with a loaded handgun in a moving car while his increasingly-concerned friend attempts to get it back from him before it goes off. It doesn't.
• Revenge: With some Honor-Related Abuse thrown in.
• Simultaneous Arcs