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The Wanderers

2013·Movie
1h 49min
51
MediocreGoodWatch score

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Ben Meadows (Jesse C. Boyd), visiting his home town in Texas for the first time in ten years, ends up in a coma following a car accident on the way home from his mother's funeral. When Ben wakes from his condition, his doctors realize he is suffering from amnesia. Ben's younger brother, Lee (Layton Matthews), takes him home to recover and it isn't long before Ben begins piecing his memory back together. In a bid to regain his now-lost past, Ben convinces Lee to travel with him to Los Angeles, California in an effort to track down their estranged father. Once in LA, the two discover that their father is not the same person they were hoping to reconnect with and find themselves falling deeper and deeper into a crime world they don't understand. In this gritty tale set in today's urban LA, two brothers come to the realization that some things are better left in the past where they belong.
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51
MediocreGoodWatch score

Opinions are mixed, with a GoodWatch score of 52/100 (IMDb 7.3). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.

How long is The Wanderers?

1 h 49 min

The Wanderers runs 1 h 49 min.

What language is The Wanderers in?

English

It was made in English.

What tropes does The Wanderers use?

Huge Guy, Tiny GirlThe MafiaJerk with a Heart of JerkAdaptation DistillationBittersweet EndingBully HunterOne of the BoysGangster LandGreaser DelinquentsLaser-Guided KarmaLoner-Turned-FriendSore Loserand 16 more

TV Tropes lists 28 storytelling tropes for The Wanderers, including Huge Guy, Tiny Girl, The Mafia, Jerk with a Heart of Jerk.