Intense reality
Added 10/10/2009
well casted movie with intense subject matter. Exaggerated at times but many times shockingly true.
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I had to watch and so did my kids
Added 10/9/2009
It may make your pre-teen or teenager uncomfortable to watch, but it will open their minds and get them to think which is exactly what we want for them to do. At least that's what I want my 3 daughters to do. Think. Think before reacting to all horomone drunken thoughts. I had to watch it when I was a teenager and so do they. Anyhoo, good buy.
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Clark takes the daily life of most teenagers today and puts it on film for all the world to see. A great way to scare your kids from having unprotected sex in case you need a visual backup.
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a MUST see....
Added 7/15/2009
for parents and teens alike. although graphic, the message is still just as true today as it was when this movie first came out in theaters. the really interesting thing is that no matter where you live, this could be happening.... very thought provolking...
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great movie, but I doubt I'll watch this again for the next 3 months
Added 6/4/2009
While I thought this was a good film, some scenes were hard to watch. Such as the beginning and ending parts, where Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick) deflower two young underage girls, and where Casper (Justin Pierce) rapes Jenny (Chloe Sevigny) in her sleep. All Telly wants to do is de-virginize young girls. Jenny, one of Telly's previous sex partners, Jenny finds out she has an HIV, after only having sex once. She looks for Telly, only to catch him doing another girl, giving her an HIV. Jenny falls asleep, depressed, and Casper rapes her, giving him an HIV.
I am aware that the kids were only acting, but stuff like this actually happens in the world. Children as young as 10-12 doing drugs, underage sex, and receiving HIVs, and the parents don't do anything. This film was also very controversial, some claimed it "borerline child pornography". But this was a great film, even though I won't be watching it again for a while, because I was shocked from everything.
If you liked "Kids", you will like "Ken Park", which actually contains more explicit content than this one.
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