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It reminds me of what is wrong about youth sports, but at the same time what makes youth sports great.
While the groups each try to impress a group of girls with different techniques the townspeople struggle with the change they see in their youth.
In danger of losing his election he decides to go to a ski resort to see what the youth of today are all about.
I have heard people attempt to justify this film with comments such as "...the purposely bad dialogue is excellent..." and "it wonderfully depicts the decline of American youth..." but I don't buy it.
Carefree times of youth and adolescence.
She plays the suffering mother of a troubled youth and lost her husband years before.
I was born in 1964 so the time of Karl Koch's youth was the time of my youth, too.
The events taking place in her youth were the source of Grace Metalious' novel and shaped the course of her story.
It's a film about a troubled youth who comes to live on his aunt and uncles farm.
Early scenes with therapists not wanting to let their patient out on his 18th birthday seem strange since there's no indication that the kid has been anything other than a model resident of the youth home.
It is also in the end that we sense the strong friendship of these boys having now turned men, and we understand how real friendship surpasses the years and the comradeship of youth.
The acting and the directing were terrific.They put me back to a time of my youth that has been long since forgotten.
Everyone can remember a time in their youth that they unwittingly ended up in a pickle.
This is a pretty good film for youth, especially boys.
From beginning to end, this movie is a dark portrayal of youth of today.
"Gregory's Girl" is awash with fine performances,full of the optimism and enthusiasm and joie de vivre of youth and,merely by watching it you can recapture that heady brew for 90 minutes or so.Any movie that can do that for a 66year old is a considerable work indeed.Please watch it.
JC commands the screen as Tom Powers, a troubled youth who along with partner Matt Doyle rises to near the top of the underworld during the prohibition era.
It should be required viewing for youth today who seem to have no respect for animal life.
Father: cares more about his son and wants to do something good for the youth by making a documentary film about sex and violence amongst the youth.
First he hits the father with a rock twice which makes him - the father - think about how unsafe and brutal his society has become and decides to make a documentary about violence and sex abuse among the youth (the night he was hit on the head he couldn't get much sleep, grabs his camcorder and goes out to his car to watch a film featuring him being sexually abused by a couple of bullies) which later on made him stood up for his son - with the help of his wife - by killing those bullies which led to him finding his long-time buried feelings for his wife.
I've always viewed it as a triumph of youth, creativity, and love over greed and treachery.
It all begins very promisingly with a family running into the woods to escape German bombs and encountering an almost savage seventeen year old youth.
Back in my youth it was always the case that movie bad guys were pretty much an uncomplicated bunch.
This story of a sexually confused youth, a cartoonishly awful father and assorted teenage dregs neither entertains or enlightens.
Fukusaku Kinji, the director of this wonderful lesson, has remarked that during the time of this film the Japanese Social System was concerned with encouraging the youth of the country to try and find a way for themselves, to NOT be so easily discouraged by failure and that failure in reality is a path to starting again.
In the film, we see the newspaper cartoon of our youth come to life with a cast that could not have been more perfectly chosen.
Jia Zhangke's The World, his first state supported film, continues his look at the disillusionment of Chinese youth with Western-style globalization but shifts the setting from a rural to an urban environment.
Beneath all of its extreme oddities, the movie is pretty much a coming-of-age film that depicts the liberal youth's urge to party like an animal on a Friday night.
It realistically portrays the life of Indian upper-class youth and shows the urban and very modern India in the most precise way through the story of three close friends and their experiences.
What's the generation of soon-to-getting-older youth to do?"
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