- Studio: THINKFilm
- Release Date: Jun 14, 2002
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8.9
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Universal acclaim- based on 22 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 20 out of 22
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Mixed: 2 out of 22
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Negative: 0 out of 22
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EmmaR.Mar 11, 200310Love the movie! I especially like the way the comic bits are used to portray escapism and the fantasy world of the boys. Fits beautifully with the storyline. If not for the tragic ending, though, the plot would have been predictable. Good acting, great soundtrack!
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ChrisM.Mar 2, 200310
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JulianaSVNov 20, 200410
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Lil'BuddyNov 8, 200210The movie was really great. i'm going to buy it now.
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ElenaAug 30, 200210Oh, it really was wonderful. Emile Hirsch was splendid and Kieran Culkin as well. I was completely happy with this movie. Film doesn't get any better than this.
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KendallFeb 16, 200310
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LauraB.Apr 11, 200410I love this movie to death. I recommend it to anyone anywhere. The book rocks harder than the movie so you may want to check it out, too. It's a shame that Chris Fuhrman died of cancer in 1991, only completing The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, but that just makes it even more precious.
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BillyL.Jan 21, 200510This movie was awesome hirsch and culkin are reallllyyyyy hott!!!!
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JasmineS.Oct 20, 200510This movie was really amazing to watch, it makes me think of real life situations, and how it really is like growing up. With tragedy and some predictable, yet unexpected twists.. I loved it! The acting was just great from young people.. I really recommend watching this movie. It touched me, and I loved watching it. It's like me & my friends!
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SaraP.Nov 10, 200210
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HollyeC.Nov 11, 20039
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58It's all way too heavy-handed, though nicely acted by Hirsch, Culkin, and, especially, Jena Malone.
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70The British music-video director Peter Care (making his feature debut) and screenwriters Jeff Stockwell and Michael Petroni have retained much of the wry, teen-wise dialogue from the late Chris Fuhrman's cult-hit novel, while giving his story arc a fuller, more rounded shape.
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63Like watching somebody else's flashback and wondering what you were doing then instead.