Kids (1995) Official Trailer #1 - Larry Clark Drama HD

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Kids (1995) Official Trailer #1 - Larry Clark Drama HD
An amoral, HIV-positive skateboarder sets out to deflower as many virgins as possible while a local girl who contracted his disease tries to save his next target from her same fate.

[@nitevibe9886]

My favorite disney movie

[@GamingSaturnMoonManBoy]

What do you mean

[@nitevibe9886]

+NerdyGamer2001 Lol I was just being sarcastic because this is the last kind of movie disney would make

[@alexdavid3339]

+NiTEVibe98 Actually, the movie that distributed this movie was brought out by Disney just before it was released. But they used a made up company name as Disney didn't want to be in any way associated with a movie like Kids.

[@nitevibe9886]

+Alex David I heard something about that

[@Don_of_Dons]

NiTEVibe98 lmao @ my favorite Disney movie

[@MyTimelord11]

this movie scarred me. kids are more dangerous than some of us would like to think

[@MyTimelord11]

But I'll definitely have to rewatch

[@MyTimelord11]

+sxxxy yup! still feel like one sometimes haha but I just was never quite this crazy as a kid. the first time I watched this I was 14

[@Icyyyy566]

What anime?

[@euanclemens6836]

Kids aren't dangerous, the freedom they have is.

[@kilo393]

@@euanclemens6836 Anyone can be dangerous no matter how old they are.A kid can have parental guidance, but it's up to him if he chooses to follow his parents teachings or not.

[@grandpilla]

The trailer smells like dirty armpits

[@Don_of_Dons]

Your profile pic smells like raw hamburger meat and belly button dirt

[@1animals12]

Literally I was just thinking watching this made me smell something nasty

[@drippyzaee2908]

1animals12 I’m here from tik tok

[@haymaker710]

Smells like butterscotch

[@BigMacOrange]

The 90s in general smelled like dirty armpits

[@alysen31]

The worst thing you realise after you watch this movie is that there are still kids leading these kind of lives today. It's pretty heartbreaking.

[@cupsoup6401]

@@hjoermungand no

[@ishmael802]

Screw em.

[@ericbogar9665]

But a lot of us became successful.

[@Blviik]

Then you didn’t get the movie

[@xvbiffbangpow8579]

it seemed old in the 90´s

[@alvarez5747]

This movie was made to show how the world is and damn what a cruel world

[@richardrude9087]

Jon Southard It’s genX not xenials. Xenials is not a thing. You made it up

[@richardrude9087]

Jon Southard I see you took down your other comment. They are gen x. But I admit I was wrong too, xenials is a thing 😔

[@arkainknight5744]

Richard Rude that isn’t gen x this movie is based off the 90s

[@neoasura]

ArkainKnight Wtf do you think Gen X is?

[@vaultedeel]

Suavecito 408 What a great thing for teens to reproduce 🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@Dylan-if9wj]

Black dude eating pizza on tiktok sent me here

[@mena2916]

YESSSS

[@dvxs8734]

LOL SAME

[@squigga_4237]

Yep

[@ysfswrld]

SAME

[@nunuswavy73]

No cap

[@romka4567]

people are scared of this movie because it shows REAL raw events and scenarios, kids today are the same some never even grow up and act senseless.

[@Clariccy]

Roman Krivenko the film looked over the top, then

[@scottcharney1091]

It's less common now, thankfully.

[@merandanosbisch3525]

It’s just someone’s view on the world. Nothing special

[@ericbogar9665]

@@Clariccy No it wasn't. I was doing everything these teens were just about. It was real life to me.

[@DubBeats]

At least we were there age in the 90s we was kid a lot mature then kids now…

[@winnie5269]

My dad was around their age when this movie came out. He grew up in Oakland California, and though it wasn't New York, he claims this is the same life he and his friends led. Breaks my heart.

[@monique5305]

It’s true. I watched it at 7yrs old in Oceanside, California and only in the second grade. I wasn’t allowed to watch it. But I miscarried at 12 because the video taught me what “life” was early.. I snuck to watch it, but then I grew up really just fine.

[@videogameguy101]

Your dad…. Damn I feel old lmfaoo

[@niccolodeluca7097]

Thats where i grew up and around the same age

[@Monika-di7vv]

My dad grew up in the 40s and 50s 😅

[@xxxxSOSEXYxxxx]

@@videogameguy101dude, same when I heard that. Like, dad, what? 😂

[@thegiantpaperpanda]

Makes me not want to have kids.

[@tekoppentekoppen761]

thegiantpaperpanda Thats the point.

[@SharonEscamilla6]

That’s not the point. The point is to be a fuckin parent and guide your kids to make better choices. Oh and that the events in that movie happen ALL THE TIME. It’s not isolated to NYC or Hollywood.

[@tekoppentekoppen761]

Sharon Escamilla Exactly. Ppl dislike this film because its raises questions like. Neglect!

[@lusttimemachine3]

thegiantpaperpanda Nice

[@lusttimemachine3]

alice You Can Have My KID Any Day

[@KCinSD84]

This movie was a piece of art. Raw and unapologetic. I was about the same age as these kids when I first saw it in the late 90's, I just remember feeling super uncomfortable for weeks after. Very few films have ever had that kind of effect on me.

[@gurmantarsunner3423]

agree

[@sidvacant9382]

No matter what generation, there's always gonna be kids like this.

[@samiawilliams151]

Same

[@brianstanton2721]

Dude same here, movie pulls no punches

[@prpwnage9296]

its mid 90s so you weren't the same age

[@daveyboy_]

I HAVE NO LEGS. I HAVE NO LEGS. I HAVE NO LEGS. I HAVE NO LEGS

[@luckybear57]

That's the comment I was going to leave!

[@finnhowlett8872]

you have now made me a Christian believer.

[@ohtebowah]

GOD BLESS YOU

[@manu-nz7vc]

Who tf wants legs y can’t we be like snails or smth

[@fischraubart8234]

Diggnsegg

[@verprtectivefangirl2238]

I felt like throwing up after watching this honestly. Don't get me wrong, it was a good movie but just so damn disturbing....

[@verprtectivefangirl2238]

+0LolaLola because the sexualisation of the teens and preteens is disturbing.

[@depocercity30second15]

It's just acting

[@verprtectivefangirl2238]

+Depocercity 30 Second I know it's acting. I'm an acting queen myself, even though the message of the movie is meaningful I hate how the young children were had to do scenes like this, its disturbing to watch.

[@verprtectivefangirl2238]

+Tha Truth I'm a pretty average teenager and I do no such thing, but sadly I know some people who do. I really liked the acting in this movie though but it's not nice at all to see these sex scenes done by children and made me want to be sick.

[@chloeiversen3043]

+Megan Moz that's the point

[@lavenderlatte96]

This movie is extremely difficult to watch, first few times I thought I was going to be sick. But it's definitely a movie I needed to watch. The plot is so disgustingly accurate that you feel so sucked into it. I like it in that sense.

[@nitevibe9886]

After watching Ken Park this movie is nothing

[@jumpscare993]

Oh my God yeah Ken Park was fucking horrible

[@care59801]

Yeah, I felt sick when I watched this movie.

[@randymarsh9488]

No it ain't, stop

[@xvbiffbangpow8579]

lol gawd why are you all styled like our generation, demography and culture

[@scruffyp9480]

Don't know why everyone calls it exploitative or peadophillic. I just thought it was about the general nihilism and posturing of youth. Haven't seen it in a while though.

[@kingcole55]

+Scruffy P Brian De Palma once said something like, "When you deal with violence as a filmmaker, you're actually punished for doing a good job."

[@frankiec5570]

Likewise. I think tho that it mostly had to do with that opening scene. But that scene is what really sets the tone for the entire film

[@imreallydead.23]

first thing I thought when I watched this is that it was made by pedophiles and with all the rumors about Hollywood and child actors of late I wouldn't be suprised if it was

[@user-ox9wn9ku9t]

imreallydead. I'm late to respond but it definitely wasn't. The guy who wrote the screenplay says "My goal isn't to exploit. I show what I want to show and I don't force anyone involved to do something they don't want to." Plus this movie barely counts as Hollywood since it's more of the indie/ punk genre.

[@giveryourall5413]

Happy huWhite Man Get out of your bubble. This is documenting reality. This is what kids are doing and have been doing for decades. Get real.

[@jf160297]

This movie is great. It shows real people, not bullshit, one-sided sitcom celebrities. I think the point of the movie was to show how kids really are. Kids aren't just small people who go to school and live with their parents. They can be just as awesome and fucked up as adults and most are.

[@earam88]

its about the moral decay, and degeneracy in america.

[@Sholuhu]

@@earam88 this is far from just an American problem

[@CraazynBR]

@@Sholuhu where is stated is just in America? Is stated and is a fact: the movie is in America

[@terrymcginley912]

I wouldn’t really say teenagers are small

[@terrymcginley912]

I wouldn’t really describe teenagers as small especially the boys

[@krystalwirth9646]

Saw this movie as a teenager, I liked how raw and honest it was. The acting was spot on I felt like I was watching a documentary.

[@jraddd3477]

Well it was cause these weren't actors but the kids they were playing, then some went one to be actors while some died

[@reezymosthated]

just saw it, its actually how the lifestyle of sum of my friends be

[@benscoffer6127]

Me too!

[@yolandatrevino6658]

Where’d you watch it?

[@milidave9698]

This film is pretty eye-opening. Sure it doesn't have world-class actors or anything. It's a low budget, independent film. But I think that's why it's so raw. It's not saying all kids are like this, but it's pointing out those who are. The New York Times is right, it's "a wake up call". The style is kind of like a documentary, it shows these kids how they really are. I don't think the film has a moral staring you right in the face; it is what you make of it. I guess the fact that the characters aren't likeable is kind of the point, showing us how messed up you can get if you go down the wrong path. Also it's kind of historically significant too, makes sense given the boom of HIV/AIDS during the 90's. Just shows what alcohol and the "sex, drugs and rock n' roll" lifestyle can cost you. Just look at what happened to Justin Pierce (who plays Casper), not to mention so many other people who go down the drugs and alcohol route, can end up like. Suicide at only 25 years old. That's the message of the film in my opinion. Stuff that's fun and cool for a while can cost you your life. Make good choices. It's a much needed word to the wise.

[@katebrubaker2243]

Mili Dave it has 2 extremely well known and good actors from today in it

[@KUPHSER]

reminds me of being a teen in the 90s. I think this movie is so important. all classes of parents should watch it and understand this is exactly how it is growing up in cities and the suburbs. not so they can shelter their kids, but just to recognise the truth of how things really are. even tho the 2019 landscape seems so PC make no mistake this is all still happening today in low, middle and high class suburbs all over the world

[@ladybug4408]

I believe most parents would know what it's like as they themselves once lived that life!

[@TheGlobalMisfit]

Watching KIDs is like watching raw, live, unfiltered news coverage; There was no particular movie moral, it was simply the truth told of many underaged youth's habits (then in the 90's and even NOW). Doesn't matter if the characters are fictional or not, reality is plenty underage youth are experimenting heavy drugs, swapping partners, going raw, etc. Its basically holding up raw a mirror at society and saying "See THIS...that's you". The moral of the flick is opinionated. I thought it was a great film, it didn't NEED phenomenal actors. Just some real kids.

[@wilsonwijaya.design]

Kyoo Wright Well, moral is "You don't. You just don't f*ckin fall off your ass to a pile of sh*t."

[@jesuscaratacheaalfaro2167]

I saw my life in this movie & words

[@crimsonpill4883]

Agreed 100%. Most of American society is actually like this. But they try their best to hide it., with all the propanda and moral panic.

[@petergar2451]

Real life for a lot of kids. My goal as a parent now is to be available during these years and direct my kid to the right path. I can try, it's all I can do. I lived like this. Alone, stoned, and broken.

[@sardiniapiedmont]

there have always been and will always be kids like this but that's not all of them. remember that this movie came out the same year as clueless

[@williamsmith6706]

@RJ Poet it all depends where you live though if youre trying to find kids like these

[@alishal2864]

Clueless was much more real imho...... 😂😂

[@crimsonpill4883]

No, I think what happens is that the USA tries to hide this when most Americans are like this. In contrast, what they show is a "fictional" version of their country where everyone is PC and has a token minority friend.

[@TimeTellsNoLies90]

+RJ PoetWhile the movie was based in New York City, where crime rate and police corruption was pretty high in that period, and both the director and writer had difficult times as teens, the intent of the writer and director was to show that teens were nothing like how a lot of previous movies have written them.

[@Profile__1]

@@crimsonpill4883 I think reality is a little more boring than that. Most people are actually just very scared of everyone else, with everyone thinking the person next to them is the crazy one, which in turn leads to distrust and violence. It's like a self-fulfilling prophecy.

[@Cristian-ou7sb]

Anyone else here because of the movie Mid90s ? 😂

[@kevin-mr7oe]

lol true mid90s gave me mad vibes from this

[@carlosmay6371]

Now we just wait and see if mid90s can hold up to the hype

[@bobbyrodriguez5872]

Me

[@sixthwizard2871]

Cristian 390 me

[@michaelmejia2973]

lol nothing beats KIDS movie

[@Heyitssmissy]

tiktok sent me to this-

[@ciayr]

q rumpster smh same

[@6.7ajdin11]

Same Lol

[@saniyacurtis3123]

same

[@tishankarim2140]

same

[@rosesx5255]

SAME

[@brettshears]

If this movie were made today it would just be a bunch of kids in their rooms on their phones.

[@FeedmeJUice]

Not getting aids... So

[@Arthaslepeureux]

As a 20 years old man who lived is teenage years in the early 2010's. I would said: -If this movie were made today it would just be a bunch of kids in their rooms on Xbox raging like 4 years old and constantly complaining on their Facebook.

[@mediajunk]

Wrong. When I watch this trailer it reminds me of the last 5 years of my life (I'm 20 in a week). I was an idiot, and minus the whole unprotected sex thing this movie revolves around, my friends and I were quite similar to the group of kids in this movie. Drugs were the centre of our socialisation, and we would go for weeks without seeing a sober moment. What a fucking idiot I was.

[@SpeedBaull]

MediaJunk i only puff on the loud

[@SelfStirringPot-com]

FeedmeJUice Magic Johnson had AIDS for 30 years and don't bother him much.

[@rubendominguez5260]

Mid 90s is a diet Version of this movie

[@mycespace]

Ruben Dominguez mid90s is a coming of age film lol it wasn't meant for the same purpose as this movie

[@rubendominguez5260]

悲しcesar nah what I said is a fact

[@mycespace]

Ruben Dominguez okay dude lmfaoo

[@joseh.749]

Ruben Dominguez nah what you said is an opinion

[@Arieszona48]

Right?

[@note2owns]

Leo Fitzpatrick said in an interview that he was actually harassed in real life because people thought "Kids" was a documentary and that was him being himself. The movie is definitely gritty and a realistic look into the life of certain teenagers who live in certain surroundings. Saw the movie when I was 16.

[@itsjemmabond]

Yeah, he moved to London to escape the harassment, I think.

[@Monika-di7vv]

Yeah, I thought it was simply a documentary as well when I first saw it in the 90's

[@LuisGonzalez-px4sj]

Why was this movie never nominated Academy Awards I mean Harmony Korine should've won an oscar for this this was a really good movie

[@aestheticvegan5884]

+0LolaLola yah

[@Zeno7741]

+Truth1213 V Blah

[@andrewfrisch7002]

This movie is cultural trash. That's like asking why the fecal matter I shat out this morning wasnt nominated for an Academy.

[@aestheticvegan5884]

+Andrew Frisch What the fuck are you talking about dude? Just because it didn't have the typical "good messages" or the "good guys always win" messages doesn't mean it was a shit movie. It did a great job or portraying what city life for some "kids" were during the 90s and the AIDS epidemic at the time. It really opened peoples eyes. The movie is as real as it gets

[@andrewfrisch7002]

+Truth1213 V it's all good. don't get butt hurt

[@rylee3412]

I'm Casper the friendly ghost the dopest ghost around the bitches all love me cuz I'm fucking Casper

[@aaaaaaaaaaaadddd]

Now he is casper .

[@cmcqueen71]

True dat

[@adrianortiz1946]

Definitely one of the best films of the 90s, and possibly of all time. Still as raw, staggering, intense, and utterly honest as it was back in 1995.

[@columbusohio72]

Foh

[@mn6878]

Of all time? Lol

[@theSuzuki]

says kids is one the best films of the 90s and has daria pfp... the 90s is over kid

[@Anticulation]

This movie rattles me every time i watch it. I spent my younger years behaving just like the kids in this movie. Some of us survived, some didn't, some lost their minds and life went on. I never really recovered from those years.

[@mo2k638]

Yes you did recover from it

[@Anticulation]

@@mo2k638 Who are you? Have we ever met? No, i didn't think so.

[@bigw4403]

@@Anticulation U did recover

[@skfhdsjknldgfv]

I’ve only seen in once in 1995. While it’s stuck with me to this day, I would not want to watch it again.

[@margaritasavko7126]

This movie needs to be shown at schools

[@nymiradripp]

was shown in my middle school

[@dudeperson7858]

They wouldn't allow it, it is rated nc-17.

[@kunfusion84]

My buddy literally learned how to roll blunts from the scene in this movie, he did them exactly as depicted every time and to this day it still blows my mind.

[@ladybug4408]

Wtf is a blunt? It's called a joint! I was a teenager in the 70s!

[@kempton1020]

I always wondered where the parents were

[@YungLilBomb]

Thats the whole point of the movie...the parents are nowhere to be seen. Thats why these kids are messed the fuck up. And you see telly's mom, she whips out her tit in front of her son's best friend to feed her newborn baby while smokin a cigarette. It think its pretty clear where the parents "are".

[@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239]

did your parents always know where you were? walked you around by the hand your entire youth? Good for you for having such a well supervised sheltered life. :)

[@xxoxia]

Steven's parents weren't home, yo. Telly was fuckin' some bitch in Steven's parents' room, B.

[@missbritt288]

There parents are probably too busy Working .... Theyre all poor working class NYC kids , living on the lower east side .. Back when normal people could still afford to live there

[@R00SKi]

It definitely showed Telly's mom she was at home with a baby

[@videochemist]

This film gets more shocking as you grow up and forget what it was like to be a teenager. When I first watched it, I was closer to the age of those kids, and it didn't feel too unfamiliar.

[@kevincampbell5785]

I first saw it in my 20's my teen years behind me and the movie didn't surprise me.

[@Joshmanfang]

As someone who g graduated highschool 3 years ago, yep there are plenty of kids still living this life

[@healingtheinner1]

100%

[@jasonfrost5025]

Always will be

[@sidvacant9382]

I used to up until I turned 20.

[@CUBAN_Linxxx]

cycle continues and will never be broken smh

[@antonioburgos4287]

No

[@PoshMillyT]

Was it just me? When I used to watch this movie back in the day I never could tell if it was a real movie or not! It was soooo real. I couldn't believe what I saw. I was blown away by the real ness of even the EXTRAS and I loved it

[@RascalFascal]

PoshMillyT same here.I guess Larry Clark stated that he wanted to show a world that ONLY kids could understand.A world where adults have no place.I guess that sums the movie up great.

[@Clariccy]

PoshMillyT i didn't think it seemed real at all

[@TheRadlike]

It's because it was real, that whole cast was a group of skaters from New York, not actors. Even Rosario Dawson and Chloe were part of this crew, it started their careers in acting. Everything but the aids, rape, and virgin hunting was a typical day in those kids life. Those storylines were made up to make the movie interesting, but those kids were real and living that life. That's why we all connected to it the way we did back in the day. It was shockingly accurate sadly.

[@care59801]

Same. I thought it was a documentary as a teen. Changed my outlook for sure.

[@Monika-di7vv]

Same here.. I thought it was a documentary back in the 90's as well 😅

[@tenetdemi4961]

15 years before that movie it was my life. The same one. The same cooking violence. The same swimming pool. Today it feels like a dream, an odd one because, what ever happened that summer, we were together.

[@TildaFabian]

An incredible depiction of reality. So raw and well done!

[@buckeythedog6132]

I'm Casper the dopest ghost

[@DonRobertson82]

shh. its ok, its just me Casper

[@tanner3285]

You get a line just for your bulldog picture! I love bulldogs

[@gobbleswells2883]

@flatearthlogic dot net Next Friday, actually..That white boy w the skateboard. Roach?? I can't remember his name in the movie rn but yeah he hung himself right before "Next Friday" was released. Damn, that was about 20 years ago now..

[@gobbleswells2883]

@flatearthlogic dot net lol idk what black guy you're talking about, but I was referring entirely to Justin Pierce and the "Roach" character he played on 'Next Friday'..I haven't seen this particular movie, "Kids" in about 20 years haha

[@deejprice3049]

As teens in the 90s, me and my friends watched this for the 1st time (on VHS of course) while skipping school, smoking Phillies blunts and drinking Mad Dog 20/20. Ahhhhhh the good ol days

[@jzarwel]

Same! LOLOLO

[@videogameguy101]

Where did you grow up?

[@babybalulu99]

this movie is so disturbing, yet beautiful. it gives me a great feeling of freedom, because, although i lived some of the things depicted in the movie, in general, i grew up far more protected by my parents and concerning about my studies and future

[@gabrielamaya2964]

I love horror movies. I believe they are the best and most exiting movies out there. But when someone asks me what the scariest movie I have ever seen, I say KIDS. This movie is the reason I was as safe as someone can be in a party scene. Never an STD or an STI. Not even crabs.

[@ParisiticPictures]

Horror movies suck. Name two good ones that aren’t the two good ones. Go. (Seriously need recommendations… ;)

[@gabrielamaya2964]

@@ParisiticPictures how do you feel about reading subtitles?

[@SeeSetJaeMiirTv]

I wonder how penny wise would scare these kids 😂💀🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 Probaby would be scared of them & just stay in Derry out of fear

[@bbym1313]

I loved this movie as a teenager. Such a fantastic and raw piece of cinema. It makes me miss the 90’s and my young and wild days 🖤

[@funniestkross]

The best HIV awareness video I ever seen🧐

[@tarantulaeyes1427]

i see a lot of comments saying that this movie is a “fairly” accurate representation of teens of the 90’s or even skate/nyc culture of that time, but having been a teenager in nyc surrounded by this type of community in recent years, i can say that it is the most accurate depiction i’ve seen. whether it was really that way in the 90s or not- that’s how it’s been in the past ten years, so i’d be willing to bet not much has changed. i love disturbing movies or movies that make you feel something, and Kids made me absolutely nauseous. it really was like watching a documentary. i felt like i was a kid again, sitting in a health class having the tv cart rolled into the room to watch one of those PSA health documentaries, except I was watching my life. i felt like i knew them and it made me sick. the lifestyle was fun then, but now i’m recovering from it. children are so vulnerable and influenced by their surroundings and growing up in a city is tough.

[@giustomalk]

That movie was so difficult, so sad omg.

[@ValuableOrtega]

I've watched some disturbing foreign films but this is the only movie I can think of that felt from the onset to be completely hopeless

[@damienx0x]

ValuableOrtega It's not a foreign film.

[@innybunny]

Damien Fletcher I mean, technically it is if you don't live in the US.

[@tokyokhot1104]

where you grow up??

[@thecritic6337]

I'm in the 9th grade and this movie has woken me up ever since my Health teacher showed it to us this year (Without the principal permitting it of course) at first my friends, classmates and I thought It was funny, we especially made fun of the characters, but toward the end the laughter died down and I could tell we were all really shook. After the movie, all my friends and I could talk about was how scared we were of sex. The feeling withers away thou...

[@misalexg]

Waitwaitwait wtf that movie has the rating that only people above 17 can watch it, and you saw it when you were like 15?

[@IJNhi]

I mean grade 9 a bit to soon but alright

[@clairepruski5466]

Zoomey i watched it when i was 11 lmao

[@thecritic6337]

Zoomey lol yeah it was insane!

[@charlie6092]

i want to watch it but i feel like i’m to young lol but like idrc but iddkkkk

[@eurekathewiz]

I've heard some of these kids really use drug on screen I just dont get how did director get away from it also RIP Justin Pierce and Harold Hunter, Justin is a great actor Harold is a legendary skater

[@calvini2860]

Because he wanted it too be real. Also it's not like him firing them would do anygood. There still going to do drugs

[@terrysilvester4720]

+Yalçın Meriç In 'Enter The Void' and 'El Topo' the directors gave their actors LSD's.

[@Darqoni]

+Yalçın Meriç they're actually really smoking as well right?

[@AdrianMendoza23]

+Caitlin Fisher that movie was funny.

[@ThePolistiren]

+Terry Silvester Jodo did? Huh, never knew that, though he did drug someone to convince him to work on his cancelled Dune movie.

[@jortega61924]

this movie is better than the garbage reality TV shows on nowadays.

[@np9145]

"the same as"

[@Benjorunner]

Anything is......

[@sebastienparent9964]

Anything is better than reality hell i watch twilight over reality tv any day of the week.

[@REALtalkRenataTV]

I watched this movie when I was 13 years old!!! It was so DEEP and RAW!!! It changed me!!! It made me look at things/people so differently!!! Young people need to watch it because of the valuable lessons it teaches and the recklessness of sexual activity... This movie is so relevant right now it's scary!!! Wow!!! The app cinema has it for firestick...

[@marianneloper8695]

@REALtalk not anymore…I had to order the dvd because it isn’t streaming anywhere anymore

[@REALtalkRenataTV]

@@marianneloper8695 I ordered it from a library

[@kamijaeger4365]

RIP Justin pierce

[@noneofyourbusiness6269]

a degenerate through and through

[@carjay7]

and Harold Hunter

[@VeroBarriosFan]

this film was larry clark's best. the dialogue, the acting, the cinematography, everything seemed so brutally honest, raw and perfectly executed. his other movies, like ken park, were so forced to break the paradigm of movie portrayal's of teenagers and be controversial that they seemed so unrealistic and distant, unlike this one.

[@wrestlemania157]

In one day of Innocence eleven crimes were commited, and not one arrest was made.

[@setpunks13]

I lived in NYC and was around the same age as the characters when this came out and it didnt bother me at all or disturb me because that was very much my life, I'm sad to say. They really captured a certain aspect of the city if you were young and living that lifestyle. It makes me sad, in retrospect and I have so many regrets and ghosts now from all the mistakes I made. Such is life.

[@dsasddsadaasdasd6461]

This movie gave me a creepy feeling. It made me not want to ever visit Nyc again.

[@JayDonagh]

Anyone else watch this and the characters here instantly remind you of people you hung out with as a teenager? Man.

[@everyvillainislemons7583]

Movie changed my life. Thanks Harmony, you’ve inspired me so much

[@freemanmike47]

The same year eazy e died of aids.

[@GH-el8pn]

Yea, I noted that to

[@noneofyourbusiness6269]

who? some african word spitter

[@artserg965]

This movie was filmed in summer 1994

[@dthill96]

If I ever teach a film class, this would be one of the films in my syllabus. When introducing it to said class, I’d specially talk about how well cut together this trailer is. The first twenty something seconds make you feel like it’s one thing then IMMEDIATELY show it for what the film truly is.

[@bman6285]

Sadly isnt allowed it is nc-17 they even fought mpaa for a r rating but lost and kept it nc-17 unrated

[@dthill96]

@@bman6285 NC-17 and unrated are two different situations. While no one under 17 is allowed in the former, you can be accompanied in the latter

[@AMMAZZARE]

This movie was such an accurate reflection of being a teenage skater/raver in the 90’s, that when it first came out (I was 16 at the time), I thought it was the dumbest, laziest, movie ever, because it just reflected my own “mundane life”. This flick is a true time capsule.

[@eliasadam2345]

I remember watching this with my group of friends in 97 and all of us were about the same age as the actors. Each of the characters reminded us of someone we knew. It was spot on accurate to what daily life was like for lots of kids we knew growing up around NYC in the mid 90s. We hung out a lot in Greenwich Village and watching this again recently, I was reminded that lower NYC was a completely different place then than it is now. Not a gentrified neighborhood, but full of punks, metalheads and skateboards. I can't believe our parents thought this was shocking or that this film was a "wake up call" This was just an average daily life of a teenage growing up in urban America in the 90s. Our parents also were no better and did the same crap just like we did at 16. I'm sure the current generation of mid teenagers today can probably relate to this.

[@sidvacant9382]

@@eliasadam2345 It's a never ending cycle no matter what generation

[@brianstanton2721]

​@@sidvacant9382 Facts!!!

[@blackprincess6053]

25 YEARS SINCE THIS MASTERPIECE WAS RELEASED TO THE WORLD

[@thebasicnurse]

This is what it was like being a teen in the late 90’s early 00’s for me. I wasn’t in that crowd but I used to see them around

[@Slothy-Plushie]

I can relate to some of the events that took place in this film and watching it has always oddly comforted me through that time

[@anitapg75]

i realized how this might be one of my favorite movies because nothing else has made me change my mind so much like this film... a masterpiece

[@itsjemmabond]

La la la la la...

[@ParisiticPictures]

❤

[@lashercollette88]

I remember when this movie use to come on Cinemax and my sister and I would always watch it.

[@cristobalv]

I was this age in 2000, 2001, and it was the same, Skate, girls, alcohol, fights & lots of walking in the city . no phones. Great childhood,

[@earthlycomfort5016]

I dont think ill ever mentally recover from watching this.

[@mondaymediaofficial]

This has to be one of the best movie trailers of all time

[@waldoisdead3507]

R.i.p Justin Pierce R.i.p Harold hunter We will never forget you guys💜

[@DaneLikesStanding]

Who?

[@emmanueljames7455]

"Legends never die" - Harold Hunter!!

[@N0VA-49]

the youth i never had.

[@j.r.flores4082]

Still remember watching this movie in 1997 right before a party , it was kind of our inspiration to start doing a lot of fun things

[@fredsharrun3522]

greatest film of all time . rest in peace Harold and Justin

[@TheLeah2344]

This is why parents need to watch their kids.

[@CDH-gv5qb]

I was a teenager in the 90s and remember being worried that my parents would watch this movie and find out what I was really doing out there on the streets.

[@mikeremillard275]

One if the best flicks of the 90s. I sure miss those days!

[@andrewalcott7362]

It's crazy how this movie came out 2 decades ago and actually means something to this generation. Well it could if people really get the vision. This movie is no doubt overrated and one of my top 5 greatest films from the 90s!

[@nitevibe9886]

You mean underrated

[@nitevibe9886]

+0LolaLola You can tell he meant underrated

[@halloweenfriday]

This movie pissed me off, but I don't hate the movie. It is a great movie to show what kids have become today by the influence of sex and drugs. Why this movie pisses me off is because we are with a group of kids who happen to be the most unlikable characters ever to be put on screen. We had to be with them for the entire 1 hour and 30 minutes of the film by acting like they're cool and having sex with underaged girls and giving them HIV/AIDS, and not even care about what they did. For the entire film, I wanted Telly (the main character) to get beaten up to death by someone on the streets, and I thought Jordan Belfort from The Wolf of Wall Street was a douche (he still is). Now when I first saw this movie, I wasn't sure if I loved it or hated it. Thinking about it now makes me realize that this is an important movie and you should be pissed off at it for their unlikable characters. There is no plot, but that's okay because it didn't need one. It already gave us a message since the beginning of the movie; do NOT be like these kids and protect yourself from HIV/AIDS. I don't know any other work from Larry Clark and I'm usually not a big fan of Harmony Korine considering that he wrote the screenplay, but this is a movie I really like from them. I like the acting because it reminds me of some of the kids in my former high school, and may Justin Pierce rest in peace. Would I recommend this movie? Yes, but not to everyone since some hate it, even critics. Overall, it is an excellent movie that is suppose to get you angry. Crazy as it sounds but it's true.

[@kilo393]

This has always been happening.It's not just with kids today and this came out in 1995.

[@jessiefox3739]

IKR I was expecting Telly to at least be called out by somebody. He seems like he's been doing this for at least a year or something like that so somebody has to be very pissed off at him. Jenny was way too nice. If I was Jenny I'd smack him hard across the face or at least curse him out for ruining my life.

[@Asphyxiadyslexia]

Larry Clark also directed the movie 'Bully' with Nick Stahl, Bijou Phillips, Kelly Garner and the late Brad Renfro RIP. It's really good and is a true story of how these kids in Florida got together to murder this guy who was a bully in all their lives. You really should check it out.

[@windit5877]

The 90's. What a time to be a teenager.

[@ebonyyoungblood9636]

Awesome movie. Didn't realize this was New York until I read the comments. I didn't do any of this as a kid so I couldn't relate but the actors were amazing at their job. Bravo!

[@suzycreamcheesez]

RIP Justin Pierce

[@53Quavis]

I love the movie, it shows the truth UN hidden...Raw and Uncut kids teenagers young adults 12 to at least 25 are living this lifestyle still in 2014....You know when you are young you fuck up and you get fucked up and you fuck...I mean it is what it is...we all struggle fighting our wild ways every generation goes through it....I,salute the real,"kids" who are really living this shit....

[@ewajaniszewska5559]

pamietam jak z kuzynka ogladalam jako dziecko ten film na video ..wypozyczylysmy z wypozyczalni ..kiedys pamietam wypozyczalnie kaset byla w garazu .. duze wrazenie zrobil ten film..

[@GERARDKENNELLY]

a fearless film

[@dalefrye9361]

Still gold after all these years. Larry and Harmony FTW!

[@papiluvsiris6318]

this movie shaped my teenage years oh to be 15 again...

[@frankpuma5269]

Damn I miss being a kid in the 90s

[@yabadabadoo7213]

This movie should be shown in high school it’s a must even in today’s culture

[@pyronixe]

Loved being a teen in the 90s. Love this movie.

[@sandothemando8924]

90's was the decade of independent cinema. There are so many great independent films from the 90's like Slacker, Clerks, Pulp Fiction, Dazed and Confused and The Blair Witch Project.

[@kevincampbell5785]

Yes, I agree, and love all those movies. I will add The Usual Suspects & Desperado to that.

[@DatMuslimDad]

Only here from tictok

[@nolimit_mari290]

Same

[@100timessquare]

Reminds me of the old New York...hanging out on Washington square park...RIP Harold

[@thecollegepointthecp8062]

I was the age of some of the main characters when this came out. I grew up in the heart of NYC, and was a real part of all the boroughs (save Staten Island, which makes sense if you know). I played handball at West 4th Street playground and Coney Island, spent time playing chess at Washington Square Park, walked Park Ave where a few scenes were shot, took the 6 Train from my High School in the Bronx down to the stock room on 34th Street & 6th Ave where I worked; and lived in Queens. When I saw this - when it came out -- I thought it was soooooo exaggerated, and the then-adult press was making too much of it. I knew kids living well-beyond their years, but I do think KIDS was an odd depiction. I worked in radio for a few years in college, which had it's own wildness....and still thought this film was the propagandistic alt-universe NYC experience. Just my experience of life in the Big Apple in the 90s.

[@vikings426]

I remember watching this back in the day being shocked, lol

[@hollybarry9545]

If you’re interested in knowing the backstory & the making of this movie the actors just came out with a documentary in 2021…. They share a lot of memories… Its crazy to look back at this & compare then to now.

[@LINKZ02]

0:43 good way of describing the movie, because it really is relentlessly honest while being brilliant at the same time

[@FrEEmAnLivELoVe]

As a dad to my daughters, this movie is a must !

[@DrTasteBad]

Who’s here because they saw the trailer to Jonah Hills movie and everyone kept saying it’s like the movie “kids”

[@yellowhammer3]

I was around their age when this came out and TBH I think it helped me avoid the hard drugs some of my friends would soon be doing.

[@care59801]

Seriously! Me too. It changed my outlook as a teen. I thought about the consequences not just the here and now.

[@jadepixie2719]

Love the trailer.

[@kalegirl6501]

this is one of the best trailers I've ever seen