KIDS - 1995

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It's not "real" at all. Everything about the movie was exaggerated to seem more edgy. The used real settings, music that heads knew + some of the folks in the film were known throughout the city. But the craziest possible thing happened in pretty much every scene, that's not real.
lol at a bunch of pothead white teenagers jumping on a full grown, able bodied Black man. Not happening. Maybe they beat up a wino or something, but not what you saw. Those types of kids weren't moving around the city with that level of comfort.

If you follow the work of Larry Clark, you'll know he's not interested in realism. He's fixated on young people engaging in perverse activities.
I know like 3 or 4 people in that movie. All bit parts. Actually, the only person I know with a speaking part is that girl who was talking about how she loves to fukk or something.
 

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It's not "real" at all. Everything about the movie was exaggerated to seem more edgy. The used real settings, music that heads knew + some of the folks in the film were known throughout the city. But the craziest possible thing happened in pretty much every scene, that's not real.
lol at a bunch of pothead white teenagers jumping on a full grown, able bodied Black man. Not happening. Maybe they beat up a wino or something, but not what you saw. Those types of kids weren't moving around the city with that level of comfort.

If you follow the work of Larry Clark, you'll know he's not interested in realism. He's fixated on young people engaging in perverse activities.
I feel you that the moment to moment shyt was exaggerated, but at the same time there were plenty of kids living like that. as far as just hanging out, drinking 40's, smoking trees, hopping turnstiles, fukking girls, etc
 

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Watching this in the 90s as a kid who didn't know any better, and later in life as an adult is mindblowing.

When I was a kid, my thoughts at the end were

Damn, now he has AIDS.:to:

As an adult, I thought

that's rape! :damn:

That’s crazy thinking about it, that didn’t even cross my mind then.
 
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It's not "real" at all. Everything about the movie was exaggerated to seem more edgy. The used real settings, music that heads knew + some of the folks in the film were known throughout the city. But the craziest possible thing happened in pretty much every scene, that's not real.
lol at a bunch of pothead white teenagers jumping on a full grown, able bodied Black man. Not happening. Maybe they beat up a wino or something, but not what you saw. Those types of kids weren't moving around the city with that level of comfort.

If you follow the work of Larry Clark, you'll know he's not interested in realism. He's fixated on young people engaging in perverse activities.

99% of things that happened in dat movie I've seen or experienced wit my own eyes growing up.

U ain't seen a nikka get jumped ind a park b4. Shieeet that's every wkend.

Apt, motel jams man's hammered freestyling in washroom. Hot boxing n shyt. Suspect dudes tryin 2 fukk a bish half passed out n high as fukk.

Come on, y'all cnt be this sheltered?
 
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Dis movie was is and always will be goat status for me.

I remember back in da days at house parties tellin bishes my name is Casper. When I bored at work I still yell out sumtimes I have no legs I have no legs.
 

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The crazy thing was that Harmony Korin wrote this and he was like 18 or something. Larry Clark just directed it. Harmony based the story on real-life people he interacted with in Manhattan
 
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