Queens Logic
A group of lifelong friends meet again in Queens for Ray's (Ken Olin) bachelor party and wedding. In Queens, a group of friends prepares a bachelor party for their childhood friends painter artist Ray…
Queens Logic
A group of lifelong friends meet again in Queens for Ray's (Ken Olin) bachelor party and wedding. In Queens, a group of friends prepares a bachelor party for their childhood friends painter artist Ray (Ken Olin) and Patricia (Chloe Webb); however, Ray has cold feet and is insecure whether there will be wedding. During the party, there are discoveries for most of them. Al (Joe Mantegna), who is married to Carla (Linda Fiorentino) with two daughters, is a womanizer and meets the wealthy Grace (Jamie Lee Curtis) who teaches him a lesson. The musician Dennis (Kevin Bacon), who seems to be proud of living in Hollywood, confesses that he misses Queens. The gay Eliot (John Malkovich) gets rid of Jeremy (Terry Kenney) and stays with his friend Marty (Michael Zelniker). Ray meets the gorgeous Asha (Jenny Wright) and finds what he wants. —Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil When childhood friends Al (Joe Mantegna), Dennis (Kevin Bacon) and Eliot (John Malkovich) get together for Ray's (Ken Olin) wedding, which may or may not happen, they end up on a roller-coaster ride through reality. During one tumultuous, crazy weekend, they face adulthood and each other with new found maturity and discover what Queens Logic is all about. This comedy takes a look at friendship, loyalty, and love. —Echo Bridge Home Entertainment An ensemble of friends gather in Queens, their old stomping grounds, for the wedding of Ray (Ken Olin) and Patricia (Chloe Webb), an artist and a beautician. Al (Joe Mantegna) and Eliot (John Malkovich) sell fish, one is married and chases women, the other is gay and lonely. Dennis (Kevin Bacon), a failing musician, comes back from L.A.; Vinnie (Tony Spiridakis), an actor, comes over from Manhattan; Monte (Tom Waits) drifts in. Can Ray get past feeling superior to the down-to-earth Patricia? Will Al's wife Carla (Linda Fiorentino) convince him to stop philandering? What is it about Queens that inhabits these characters, including a gay man living in a homophobic neighborhood? Can guys this old still come of age? Answers come out during the rooftop bachelor party. —<jhailey@hotmail.com>
Queens Logic
Comedy,Drama
Film Details
A group of lifelong friends meet again in Queens for Ray's (Ken Olin) bachelor party and wedding. In Queens, a group of friends prepares a bachelor party for their childhood friends painter artist Ray (Ken Olin) and Patricia (Chloe Webb); however, Ray has cold feet and is insecure whether there will be wedding. During the party, there are discoveries for most of them.
Al (Joe Mantegna), who is married to Carla (Linda Fiorentino) with two daughters, is a womanizer and meets the wealthy Grace (Jamie Lee Curtis) who teaches him a lesson. The musician Dennis (Kevin Bacon), who seems to be proud of living in Hollywood, confesses that he misses Queens. The gay Eliot (John Malkovich) gets rid of Jeremy (Terry Kenney) and stays with his friend Marty (Michael Zelniker).
Ray meets the gorgeous Asha (Jenny Wright) and finds what he wants. —Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil When childhood friends Al (Joe Mantegna), Dennis (Kevin Bacon) and Eliot (John Malkovich) get together for Ray's (Ken Olin) wedding, which may or may not happen, they end up on a roller-coaster ride through reality. During one tumultuous, crazy weekend, they face adulthood and each other with new found maturity and discover what Queens Logic is all about.
This comedy takes a look at friendship, loyalty, and love. —Echo Bridge Home Entertainment An ensemble of friends gather in Queens, their old stomping grounds, for the wedding of Ray (Ken Olin) and Patricia (Chloe Webb), an artist and a beautician. Al (Joe Mantegna) and Eliot (John Malkovich) sell fish, one is married and chases women, the other is gay and lonely.
Dennis (Kevin Bacon), a failing musician, comes back from L.A.; Vinnie (Tony Spiridakis), an actor, comes over from Manhattan; Monte (Tom Waits) drifts in. Can Ray get past feeling superior to the down-to-earth Patricia? Will Al's wife Carla (Linda Fiorentino) convince him to stop philandering? What is it about Queens that inhabits these characters, including a gay man living in a homophobic neighborhood? Can guys this old still come of age? Answers come out during the rooftop bachelor party. —<jhailey@hotmail.com>.