Groove

None of the characters emerges as the film's centre, so the whole thing is left floundering, rather aimlessly, in search of purpose. But perhaps that's the point in a film about clubbers who just want to party on regardless. It's certainly a colourful film, the actors are all very watchable, and there are a number of good injections of humour, emotion, energy and drama. But it never means anything without something central in the script to focus on; it's completely superficial. We never latch onto or care about anyone, none of their "journeys" touches a nerve, and it lacks even a remote sense of grit or reality. Besides, isn't this film about a decade behind the times?