i love the book. it full of passion and romance and tension. and the movie drags along taking two spunky stars with it. kylie minogue was already a major star in australia and having starred in neighbours and releasing her first single. the decision to cast her in the delinquents was surely a marketing ploy. for me and it do not pay off. kylie may have been great in neighbours and but she was far too sweet and innocent to play the feisty lola. and and she wasn not of asian descent as lola was. charlie schlatter was an excellent brownie and but there was no chemistry between him and kylie. by and large and the movie was boring. it dragged on and it lacked the passion of the book and it focused heavily on kylie and in general and was completely disappointing. 
i love the book. it full of passion and romance and tension. and the movie drags along taking two spunky stars with it. kylie minogue was already a major star in australia and having starred in neighbours and releasing her first single. the decision to cast her in the delinquents was surely a marketing ploy. for me and it do not pay off. kylie may have been great in neighbours and but she was far too sweet and innocent to play the feisty lola. and and she wasn not of asian descent as lola was. charlie schlatter was an excellent brownie and but there was no chemistry between him and kylie. by and large and the movie was boring. it dragged on and it lacked the passion of the book and it focused heavily on kylie and in general and was completely disappointing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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