Cody Gearheart Kids was a very challenging movie for me. It was one that delivered strongly on its promise of being a disturbingly realistic depiction of urban teen life. The film was very effective in its delivery, but it was so gratuitously graphic in dialogue and nihilism that it literally felt like a chore to watch. Sure, the film was realistic I suppose but what was it really trying to achieve besides making me super uncomfortable and scaring me into wearing a condom? In summary, Kids isn't necessarily a bad film but it's just so vulgar and non-judgemental about it's disturbing sexual content involving teens that it's hard to see where the filmmakers stood with the overall message. The film never really comes up with a solution for the problem, which is refreshing in some aspects but overall meaningless when covering a subject like that.

lonely-tty Many said this movie is more directed to 90s since it's release at the period. I think it will still relate to some kids in present time. However, I do think that nowadays kids are more mature, and are able to think for themselves maybe due to higher standard of living and etc. I just feel that the film don't give good reason for kids to behave this way. Maybe the film can include scenes of how low socioeconomic status can cause these behaviors.

Stop_calling_me_Warren Early to mid nineties youth counterculture was fuelled by sex drugs and alcohol. Taking a cue from the grunge era, it was alright to be a bit of a slacker, it was routine for us Kids to just hang out and get wasted.This is the story of a day of the life of Telly and Casper. Kids who have left there morals at home (and their belts too, apparently) and were out to get high and get laid. What they don't know is that their actions are going to have far reaching consequences for themselves and the others they come into contact with. If you are in a fragile disposition, this film is not for you. These Kids portray sex, drugs, violence and rape as a part of their daily lives, and at the end of the film you wouldn't be surprised if they just got up and started all over again without a second thought. This is one of my all time favourite films, I think that this is one of those films that people need to see alongside the likes of Requiem for a Dream ( that would be a very harsh double bill indeed ) this deserves 10/10 ⭐️ a modern classic in my opinion. It will always have a place on my recommendation shelf.I'm gonna go dust off my skateboard and drink a 20

Dragos Mircea Yes, the glorious New York, the city where everything is possible. Unfortunately, these teenagers don't know that when everything is possible, everything becomes dangerous if you are not careful. The movie is powerful. Filmed in a dynamic way, in a way that brings you closer to the characters, it sends a very important message about AIDS. The problem depicted in the movie is that most of the teenagers think they are invincible, immortal, and they don't care about the things they do as long as they are happy. The picture shows what a poor education can mean, what a family with only one parent can do to a child who thinks he's above everybody. It's a good movie, if you're looking for a movie to watch in the afternoon, after a day at school and at the same time want to learn something, to get attached to a story, to some good characters, this is your movie.