It was a “motivational speaker” who showed it to us, and we saw maybe half the scenes. So none of the hardcore sex. But for months afterward, I couldn’t get the image out of my head of Jared Leto’s arm being amputated.
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They showed us Requiem in grade 8 to scare us away from doing drugs. Worst day of junior high :(
It was really boring at first, like 5 (I think) episodes in, it gets good. It’s still not amazing but it’s promising. It could be a great show if the characters got with the program quicker, they keep saying someone’s wrong or so & so can’t possibly be, then it happens or whatever then when they deal with it it’s a…
I don’t know anyone who’s watched that movie twice. You’re absolutely right, it’s very beautifully made. It’s well shot, well acted, has gorgeous cinematography, and a powerful score. On the other hand it’s horrifying, bleak, hopelessly depressing, and leaves you feeling exhausted & dirty. Like Kids you leave feeling…
That's really cool of him.
I wasn’t a big fan either. I have a pretty high tolerance for what I call “Bleach Shower” movies that leave you feeling dirty & exhausted but Kids put it on real thick. Kids & Requiem For A Dream are the only two Bleach Shower movies that ever really got to me & left me with such an unpleasant feeling I became…
Everyday some shit pops up to remind me I’m getting older. I was fifteen when I begged my redneck daddy to take me and my best friend to see this, on the ride home he gave us an in-depth talk about the consequences of unprotected sex. About a week later we went in my room and there were about six books covering sex,…
The “career” of Leo Fitzpatrick? Who the hell is Leo Fitzpatrick?
Before Folk Implosion, imploded.
Seriously, Kids made me feel dirty for watching it. Watched it once, all the way through, and I was like 'Nope, no, nadda, nyet'.
“was the career of Leo Fitzpatrick.” FTFY.
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The soundtrack was great.
No, but it’s one of the reasons why I’ve always insisted on condoms with partners (unless we were monogamous and had both been tested.) I didn’t like Kids, but it did leave an impression.
She was Hilary! The ultimately repressed British school girl!
I can get behind this film, Clea DuVall is so underrated, and But I’m a Cheerleader is magnificent. Up there with Welcome to the Dollhouse.
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after her verse on Monster, why would you ever even *imagine* stepping at Nikki
I love slo-mo videos SO much.
Oh man... the slo-mo at the end. I’m at my desk with tears in my eyes trying to hold in laughter. You don’t have to tell me, I already know: I am a piece of shit. Hell, table for one.