Product: Kids (1995)
Rating: 3.0
An Artist documents America The Doomed
KidsSexDope. . .repeatKidsLiesTheft. . .repeatKidsRapeBrutality. . .repeatThis is today's American youth? We're doomed; this is moral implosion.My generation, and we weren't particularly thoughtful or polite, used words such as: peace, please, love, thank-you, welcome. . .I don't think I heard any or those words here. (Sorry, "love" is used in the film, but only as a personal lubricant.)These KIDS are subhuman. They beat; they rob; one--and this is his goal?--tries to claim two virgins in one day.Quit moralizing, you might say; this is only a movie and these are only actors. But--really--this is a documentary. In the ending credits, Clark claims credit for "original story". But there is no story here; it's just kids let loose. (Sorry: 21st-century American kids let loose.)About as depressing a movie as I have ever seen.