This kicker of a comedy directed by Doug Liman (Swingers) takes you through a night in the lives of some young people. Some of which are friends and some of which are forced together through incredible circumstances. Including the attempt to attend a rave, an incredible trip to Las Vegas and a drug sting gone completely wrong.

Go tries very hard to be like Pulp Fiction for the younger set. And it comes pretty close. The subject matter of raves and cheap sex do keep it a level below the Tarantino classic, however. It starts off pretty poorly with a beginning that doesn't generate much interest. But it quickly takes off from there tossing around one-liners, pop culture references and just plain funny, unexpected stuff. Predictable it is not. Go is funny and somewhat clever. Any fan of sharp, dark comedy ought to love this film.