Lost and Delirious

There's something about this one that sticks with you for a long time. Certainly not a movie a guy like me would normally go for but found it quite riveting the way it's played between emotions. It doesn't hurt having good looking leads.

Top badass moment? There's something very noble about doing something you know is going to fail and make you look really stupid, especially when it's not funny. You know you're about to do it but still go ahead. It's probably got less to do with getting what you want, than demonstrating to yourself that you tried and remained true to your beliefs. It's ultimately futile and pretty pointless, but very, very badass. And very Klingon too. No cats, chainsaws or decapitations.

Heartbreaking.

It's a bit heavy on the adolescent romanticism, but the cast is convincing and I especially appreciated the fact that the story wasn't caught in the trappings of boarding school dramas. To me, Tori's nonnegotiable U-turn - arguably a lazy screenwriting plot device - remains puzzling and nowhere near justified enough, however Paulie's steely determination is almost heartbreaking.

Poetic.

A good psychological examination of first love, heartbreak, and the stigma of being a young lesbian. Some of the school sessions were somewhat tedious. There are a few sweet topless scenes. Some good dialog but also some pretentious poems. Good acting performances. Good music, settings, and production quality. The tragic ending seemed entirely unnecessary.

Fucking christ fuck no.

Average but some bonus points for the cute tail in the movie.

#11#, story, reviews, actresses.

Got supremely weird in the second half...

Not BAD, just...strange. Barton is boring as hell, her gardener friend pointless and the whole movie completely falls apart in the second half. But still...there's something about it.

Hurrr, yes Hollywood, all gay relationships have to end in a tragic suicide. Go fuck yourself.

Okay Movie

who doesn't love a story about adolescent girls' first loves, dicovery of sexual passion, and search for identity? Lesbian haters, that's who.