Then there's Stoltz's family: a father who interferes in his desires for his own future, completely obnoxious and despicable the mother who seemingly ignores her daughter's out of preference for her son and the two younger sisters, one just absolutely unlikable and self centered, and the baby just longing for some kind of attention and getting none. Camera shots going down Thompson's panty clad body is severely gratuitous.

A girl's locker room sequence is completely uncomfortable to watch as she looks on at the basically nice Lea Thompson with a combination of lust and loathing. She's an outsider, hating the A group (can't blame her for that.) and at times to only want friendship with Stoltz then staring at him strangely. At times I thought Mary Stuart Masterson came off zombie like, and other times, completely out of character for what she was playing when fully at attention in the part. Other than Eric Stoltz, I found the teen characters here completely unrealistic, some of them of late college age, and others either totally unlikable, badly acted, or empty inside where it counts. Reviewed by mark.waltz 5 / 10 Realistically, this is some kind of unbelievable.

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