Movie Cosmos - We Are Your Friends

Description:

Young Cole Carter dreams of hitting the big time as a Hollywood disc jockey, spending his days and nights hanging with buddies and working on the one track that will set the world on fire. Opportunity comes knocking when he meets James Reed, a charismatic DJ who takes the 23-year-old under his wing. Soon, his seemingly clear path to success gets complicated when he starts falling for his mentor's girlfriend, jeopardizing his new friendship and the future he seems destined to fulfill.

Top Cast >

Zac Efron

As Cole

Wes Bentley

As James

Emily Ratajkowski

As Sophie

Jonny Weston

As Mason

Shiloh Fernandez

As Ollie

Alex Shaffer

As Squirrel

Jon Bernthal

As Paige Morrell

Alicia Coppola

As Mrs. Romero

Wiley M. Pickett

As Carl

Jon Abrahams

As Nicky

Molly Hagan

As Francine

Brittany Furlan

As Sara

Vanessa Lengies

As Mel

Rebecca Forsythe

As Clarissa

Joey Rudman

As Joey

Kelsey Formost

As Rebecca

Scarlett Benchley

As Mindy

Devon Barnes

As Heather

Rob Silverman

As Valley Hater

Timothy Granaderos

As Preppy Guy

Raleigh Adams

As Preppy Guy

Kerry Stein

As Rabbi

Ayden Mayeri

As Rich Girl

Andrew Bachelor

As King Bach

Dillon Francis

As Devin Andrews

Casey James

As Bartender

Desi Jevon

As Dancer #1

Ragon Miller

As Dancer #2

Miranda Rae Mayo

As Courtney (uncredited)

Nēv Schulman

As Party Guest (uncredited)

Daniel Pinder

As The Skater (uncredited)

Jordan Frank

As Party Goer (uncredited)

Alesso

As Man Replacing Cole at the Pool Party (uncredited)

Nicky Romero

As Self (uncredited)

Chiara Aurelia

As Kayli (uncredited)

Tara Beaulieu

As Natasha (uncredited)

Becktoria

As College Party Girl (uncredited)

Marissa Braun

As Groupie (uncredited)

Jan Broberg

As Sandra (uncredited)

Mike Carlucci

As Smoker (uncredited)

Giselle DaMier

As Student (uncredited)

Shahine Ezell

As Tim (uncredited)

Paige Flannery

As Waitress (uncredited)

Lee Anne Ford

As Festival Goer (uncredited)

Martavious Gayles

As Hipster (uncredited)

Matthew Gittelson

As Club Member (uncredited)

Tina Grimm

As Club Patron / Dancer (uncredited)

Jodi Carol Harrison

As Paige's Secretary (uncredited)

Rhianna Jagpal

As Squirrel's Friend (uncredited)

Casey Larios

As Dancer (uncredited)

Jolyne Lowery

As Cute Girl (uncredited)

Chris McKernan

As House Party Guest (uncredited)

Anna McNiven

As Dancer (uncredited)

Lauryn Morse

As Art Gallery Guest (uncredited)

Laura Oceane

As Festival Girl (uncredited)

Jonny Ortiz

As Cholo (uncredited)

Veronica Parks

As Bartender (uncredited)

Diana Prince

As Stripper (uncredited)

Arielle Raycene

As Tan Girl (uncredited)

Korrina Rico

As Crystal (uncredited)

Brittany Riley

As U5 (uncredited)

Alex Roth

As Festival Groupie (uncredited)

Gus Sanchez

As Club Patron (uncredited)

Brian Swinehart

As Music Producer (uncredited)

Tuesday Thomas

As Hooker (uncredited)

Gordon Vasquez

As Strip Bar Patron (uncredited)

Madison Rose

As Party Girl / Girl in Pool (uncredited)

Top Crew >

Max Joseph

Screenplay, Director

Meaghan Oppenheimer

Screenplay

Terel Gibson

Editor

Tim Bevan

Producer

Eric Fellner

Producer

Matthew Simpson

Original Music Composer

Brett Pawlak

Director of Photography

Ron Halpern

Executive Producer

Courtney Bright

Casting

Christie Wittenborn

Costume Design

Nathan Kelly

Executive Producer

Richard Silverman

Executive Producer, Story

Johanna Byer

Co-Producer

David Diliberto

Executive Producer, Editor

Siobhan O'Brien

Set Decoration

Olivier Courson

Executive Producer

Shannon Kemp

Art Direction

Nicole Daniels

Casting

Maya Sigel

Production Design

Liza Chasin

Producer

Paul Lacovara

Stunt Double

Kathryn Prescott

First Assistant Editor

Chris Arata

Camera Operator

Reviews:

Reno (4/10)

About an aspiring DJ and his friends circle.

I've never seen any actor worse than Zac, yet he keeps making films. That's not it, so far he had failed to take the right project to work with. His films are either having no story or a silly concept and his roles among the worst. I could have liked this film if it was done by some other young actor. It looked a decent storyline on how an aspiring DJ is fighting to make progress. Living with his friends, then suddenly an opportunity knocks and followed by some issues surround it that should be solved to see the success in his passion in the music. So the remaining is to reveal how the things go on for him.

Too slow narration, and it is being a music genre, a little soulless. Yeah, there's no rhythm. All we have seen a DJ while performing, but what his life would be like is what this film was focused on. Directional debute for a documentary filmmaker and he should make a couple of things right for his next film, including casting right actors and preparing an engaging screenplay. Some people might like the film, but not for me. This is completely an ignorable film.

4/10

2017-06-05