Keith (I) (2008) 7.4
17-year-old Natalie thinks she's got it all figured out until she falls for a guy who has nothing to lose. Director:Todd Kessler |
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Keith (I) (2008) 7.4
17-year-old Natalie thinks she's got it all figured out until she falls for a guy who has nothing to lose. Director:Todd Kessler |
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| Elisabeth Harnois | ... | ||
| Jesse McCartney | ... | ||
| Margo Harshman | ... | ||
| Ignacio Serricchio | ... |
Raff
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| Michael McGrady | ... |
Pete
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| Jennifer Grey | ... |
Caroline
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| Michael O'Keefe | ... |
Alan Ascher
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| Ethan Phillips | ... |
Mr. Miles
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| Eric Parker | ... |
Travis
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| Jessy Schram | ... |
Courtney
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| Micah Henson | ... |
Shane
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| Ian Nelson | ... |
Brian
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| Tabitha Brownstone | ... |
Cynthia
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| Sam Murphy | ... |
Zach
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Sarah Zinsser | ... |
Office Lady
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Natalie has it all: yearbook editor, scholarship to college, star athlete, reigning social queen. Then Keith enters her life. Secretive and enigmatic, he slowly lures her from her comfort zone. The more Keith holds back, the more Natalie becomes intrigued with figuring him out. In her head, she's determined to keep him at arm's length, but in her heart she can't resist him. As Natalie's world slowly unravels, both their lives are changed forever in this powerful love story. Written by Anonymous
One of the best movies of all times. No kidding.
Well, to start with, I've done just watching this and I can't even start to describe this... I mean, there are movies that I say are "great" or "amazing", but I always forget that when I say those words I mean something completely different. Because in comparison to Keith, those greats and amazings are just OKs and goods (maybe).
This movie is simply mindblowing. It brought up all the good in me, the kind of good that I almost forget I have. The kind of good that makes you wanna help people. The kind of good that makes you think and remember that my problems are NOTHING in comparison to what some people might face. The kind of good that reminds me that every single day, every minute, every second I live, all that time, those days that I sometimes (quite a lot) think are boring. All that some people don't have. I have the health, the time and so many opportunities that I long time forgot to appreciate.
This is the kind of movie that makes you remember to cherish every second, to leave a mark on life of every person, to have no time to waste, because one day it might just all end. Just like that.
I'm sorry that my review is kind of a mess, but it's hard to express everything I feel at the moment.
And going back to the movie. It is amazing. Brilliantly shoot. Brilliantly casted and acted. Written so well I can't even describe. I'm going to see this in the cinema, I'm going to buy a DVD (and keep a copy of any other format it'll be released in). This is something that you WILL regret missing and thank the almighty after you'll see it. Amazing...