Supermarket

About This Movie

So, ‘Supermarket’ feels like this quirky little snapshot of early 2000s indie charm, you know? Illeana Douglas is great in her role, and there's this oddball atmosphere when you watch it. Daryl Hannah's character is just slacking off in the supermarket, which creates this surreal vibe, especially with those fans of hers being a bit too intense. It’s not an action-packed film, but more a slice-of-life kind of deal, chock-full of dry humor and offbeat moments. The pacing is leisurely, allowing you to soak in the mundane yet strange interactions. Jeff Goldblum popping in for pastries adds to the film's uniqueness, blending that mundane with the eccentric. You might find yourself chuckling at the absurdity of it all.

This title has a bit of a cult following but isn't widely available. It was released on DVD back in the day, but finding a copy can be a challenge as it's not been reissued since. Collectors seem to appreciate it for its offbeat storytelling and performances, particularly how it captures that specific moment in indie cinema. Definitely one to look out for if you enjoy those unique, lesser-known films.