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A bit slow (somehow like a Sofia Coppola movie) but still a very captivating film about the discovery of sexuality by three teenage girls.
The only line I really can't stomach in this is when Riff calls herself a teenage lobotomy but other than that, everything else is perfect.
Theoretically a coming of age story of a teenage Turkish girl living in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Watching Terry Kiser crack horribly lame one liners while murdering a comatose teenage boy is like viewing a Carol Burnett skit from hell.
Having enjoyed "She's All That" a sweet teenage romantic comedy, I had high hopes for "Down To You."
While the plot of both movies is pure fantasy, the second movie adds more characters to the mythology of Halloweentown, and builds on the foundation of the first movie by reviving the villain in a new guise, and shows both the naive nature of the teenage Marnie - and of her vulnerable mother.
It was historical and entertaining combined and I enjoyed watching it with my teenage children.
When I read the synopsis and saw that it was made from a play I wondered "How will they work into a story about a project the requisite themes of repressed women, depressed women, teenage angst, and a guy struggling w/ homosexuality but then giving in?"
This includes a teenage looking Julie Delpy, and a sexy Hanna Schygulla in her last role as a seductress (albeit as the older woman of the threesome, about forty years old).
An absolute must-see for those into teenage comedies.
This being a funnier story than a lot of others that I had seen, it's in league with "The Secret of My Success" "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" a lesser talented "Tootsie" but still very much a fun and wacky teenage tale of ' investigative mischief '.
They actually cast an old fart and some kind of bird to play two teenage boys who want to go on a shag-athon in Ibiza!!!
With movies that recycle the same tasteless toilet humour and clichéd teenage sex antics, comedy is a genre that has slowly been dying in the mainstream for the last decade.
How teenage dreck is released into theaters while brilliance is shoved into a videobox with a generic skull on it is anyone's guess.
(And believe me, I am by no means a prude when it comes to the complex issue of teenage sexuality.)
This is a film for those who like skating - don't bother to watch if you are a football fan - you wont get it - its simple teenage, roller skating , good vs bad and I have spent years trying to find a copy to replace my fuzzy VHS-taped from TV-copy.
I'm not a big fan of the teenage Herbie and Drama Queen, etc.
And after that they all behave like a bunch of teenage girls who're all gaga about the kid.
John Gordon Sinclair and Dee Hepburn were absolutely wonderful in this story of teenage love and the sudden twists & turns that occur when you think you've met THE ONE, but then someone else...
When the movie started I thought "well OK this it just one of those teenage comedy flicks with sexy teenage babes in" so an OK way to waste some time.
The plot concerns a teenage girl who wants to be a man.
Allison Anders' debut film 'Gas, Food, Lodging' aims at a low-key, indie feel but the characters struggle to acquire more than a single dimension: Brooke Shields makes a reasonable stab at Mum, but the teenage characters are little more than outlines.
The soundtrack has a nice feel but is used to unsubtle effect; the film touches on America's racial divide, but quite shallowly; the teenage fashion on display has period interest for those who remember it at first hand.
-- If you want to experience life like that, volunteer to work with teenage moms.
They were calling it a "Smart Porkys", because it had that snappy humor, but it had tits in it to attract teenage males.
A very well done, humorous teenage love story that every "not so popular" guy who was passed over in high school can appreciate.
Raheem, a teenage father, serves as the level-headed leader and peace keeper, and Bishop is a hot-headed firecracker eager to start war with the neighborhood gang (although these 4 don't behave like or consider themselves any sort of gang).
I'm sure many teenage boys enjoyed it just for Jessica Alba (though I admit I had a crush on her myself when I was a teenager) but I still loved it.
Add in some fairly wooden acting, and the fact that a certain sort of teenage boy (such as those in this movie) is not the easiest type of character for others to sympathise with, and the result is more tiresome than fun or telling.
It is no surprise who the killer is in this movie of the disturbing murder of a sweet teenage girl raised by Patty Duke Astin, who tries to be a friend as well as a mother.
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