The third film in a trilogy by writer-director Gregg Araki. Described as "90210 on acid", the film tells the story of a day in the lives of a group of high school kids Los Angeles and the strange lives they lead.
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Director:
Roman Coppola
Stars:
Jeremy Davies,
Angela Lindvall,
Élodie Bouchez
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Director:
John Waters
Stars:
Edward Furlong,
Christina Ricci,
Bess Armstrong
Five high school students, all different stereotypes, meet in detention, where they pour their hearts out to each other, and discover how they have a lot more in common than they thought.
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Due to the high cost of the music used in the film, it has yet (as of 2012) to receive a region 1 dvd release. See more »
Goofs
Dark's facial stubble changes constantly. See more »
Quotes
[first lines]
Dark:
[voice-over]
L.A. is like... nowhere. Everybody who lives here is lost.
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Crazy Credits
All the way past the credits, we see Dark sitting on his bed covered in gore and blood, finally breaking free of his shock with a horrible scream. See more »
reading the reviews already posted for this movie... I am saddened that so many people missed the point. it is about nothing and it is nowhere... as is just about everything that is popular now-a-days. this movie is about the absolute emptiness of pop culture and the absolute emptiness of most people's minds. I think most of you that didn't like this movie.. are either those being made fun of... or are so far out of anything doing with popular culture for you to get the joke.
secondly - this is a drug movie. i'm betting the average rating by people who've done acid is about 8.0 and the average for the others is about 3.0 --- check out the symbolism --- check out the colors --- check out the sound.
this culture is absolutely devoid of meaning - and that's all - and that's all.
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reading the reviews already posted for this movie... I am saddened that so many people missed the point. it is about nothing and it is nowhere... as is just about everything that is popular now-a-days. this movie is about the absolute emptiness of pop culture and the absolute emptiness of most people's minds. I think most of you that didn't like this movie.. are either those being made fun of... or are so far out of anything doing with popular culture for you to get the joke.
secondly - this is a drug movie. i'm betting the average rating by people who've done acid is about 8.0 and the average for the others is about 3.0 --- check out the symbolism --- check out the colors --- check out the sound.
this culture is absolutely devoid of meaning - and that's all - and that's all.