Intently unhappy man decides to live vicariously through high school classmate
D Train is an offbeat comedy-drama where a friendless Jack Black sees an old high school classmate James Marsden on TV one day and decides that he will make him his friend. It turns out both are lying about their lives. More importantly their relationship goes in very unexpected directions and Black ends up living vicariously through Marsden. Black does a really good job playing a man who is intently lonely and lost even though he doesn’t openly show it. He’s really the focus of the entire movie and shows the range of Black’s acting. He mostly plays it straight but there are moments where his personality comes through. You end up really feeling for his character. Marsden isn’t likeable at first but shows some redeeming qualities at the very end. This is a really overlooked movie that more people should see.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Jarrad Paul", "Andrew Mogel"], "Producers": ["Jack Black", "Mike White", "David Bernad", "J.J. Abrams", "Priyanka Mattoo"], "Starring": ["Jack Black", "James Marsden", "Kathryn Hahn"], "Studio": ["Paramount"]}

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