Kids in America (2005)

User Rating:

5.6/10   

Director:

Josh Stolberg

Writers (WGA):

Andrew Shaifer (written by) &
Josh Stolberg (written by)

Genre:

Drama | Comedy

Tagline:

High school will never be the same.

Plot:

A diverse group of high school students band together to peacefully stick it to their overbearing principal. |

Plot Keywords:

Principal | Hippie | Goth Girl | Graffiti | Talent Show

Cast

Gregory Smith	...	Holden Donovan
Stephanie Sherrin	...	Charlotte Pratt
Chris Morris	...	Chuck McGinn
Caitlin Wachs	...	Katie Carmichael
Emy Coligado	...	Emily Chua
Crystal Celeste Grant	...	Walanda Jenkins
Alex Anfanger	...	Lawrence Reitzer
Julie Bowen	...	Principal Weller
Malik Yoba	...	Will Drucker
Andrew Shaifer	...	Kip Stratton
Nicole Richie	...	Kelly Stepford (as Nicole Camille Richie)
Genevieve Cortese	...	Ashley Harris
George Wendt	...	Coach Thompson
Adam Arkin	...	Ed Mumsford
Jeff Chase	...	Asst. Coach Fasso

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for sexual content, mature thematic elements and language.

Runtime:

91 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

USA:PG-13 (certificate #42047) | Australia:M | South Korea:15

Filming Locations:

College of the Canyons - 26455 Rockwell Canyon Boulevard, Santa Clarita, California, USA

Company:

Kids in America LLC

Trivia:

This movie holds the world record for the longest on screen kiss with a kiss between Smith and Sherrin lasting just over six minutes during the end credits.

Quotes:

Lawrence Reitzer: Aren't you going to ask why I'm eligible?
Walanda Jenkins: Boy please... You're so gay Cher dresses up like you.

Movie Connections:

References "Lassie" (1954)

A movie I really enjoyed!!!

I've seen many films over the years, and Kids in America did have some parts where I thought they were like, "Uh, that could've been deleted," But overall, it was really good. It really has that effect in it, where it can inspire all teens around the world. The writer of the film put parts in it that are really true. I've seen stuff like that happen almost everyday in my school that I go to. When watching this, I felt I was watching a camera just roll through the hallways. It's something I can really relate to, and I like movies with that kind of story. It something interesting, and that can pull my attention easily. It's really easy to relate to problems kids face, and this movie will make it even easier for kids to understand. I give this movie a 9 on a scale of 1-10. "A wonderful teen movie for everyone," would be the review I give it. I think this movie would be worth your money at the movie theater. Good movie, I really enjoyed it.