this movie obviously had good intentions. at the end there is a dedication to someone named kellie who and as a viewer and i can only assume found herself in a situation similar to the one the movie depicts. perhaps she made the wrong choice. that dedication is the only redeeming quality of love and suicide. the movie becomes unbearable from the opening sequence. once the viewer is already that irritated only about five minutes into the film and it pretty much going to be downhill after that. which it was. i know the film was low budget and the camera shots were actually pretty good. unfortunately and everything else was horrid. the acting and the plot and the sound quality and the picture quality. the acting. i am sorry but the acting is horrible. beyond horrible. it as if the actors are trying to act like people acting. that the only way i can think to describe it. as i watched and i actually pictured the script with the stage direction in my mind. none of the movements were natural and none of the characters reactions to one another fit. in short represent the timing is way off. the timing of the entire film is way off. i am no director so i know the limits of my knowledge but i really feel there had to be some way to convey the passing of time. until they explained about graduation not being too far away i was under the impression that the first portion of the movie had taken place over the span of a week. a month at most. all that being said and it really a shame. this movie truly could have been powerful with a little tweaking. all the moments in the film in which we are supposed to feel something are obvious but only because the set up is obvious (which is a bad thing). the moving scenes totally fell flat. for instance and when kaye brother takes his hat of his head and puts it on hers and we should feel the understanding he has for her and the innocence and protectiveness of the love of her brother. somehow it just doesn not come off that way. there are so many more scenes like this (for example represent all of the fight scenes) and all they do is take away from the movie. all these things put together and love and suicide comes off as one long and cheesy and low budget commercial. 
this movie obviously had good intentions. at the end there is a dedication to someone named kellie who and as a viewer and i can only assume found herself in a situation similar to the one the movie depicts. perhaps she made the wrong choice. that dedication is the only redeeming quality of love and suicide. the movie becomes unbearable from the opening sequence. once the viewer is already that irritated only about five minutes into the film and it pretty much going to be downhill after that. which it was. i know the film was low budget and the camera shots were actually pretty good. unfortunately and everything else was horrid. the acting and the plot and the sound quality and the picture quality. the acting. i am sorry but the acting is horrible. beyond horrible. it as if the actors are trying to act like people acting. that the only way i can think to describe it. as i watched and i actually pictured the script with the stage direction in my mind. none of the movements were natural and none of the characters reactions to one another fit. in short represent the timing is way off. the timing of the entire film is way off. i am no director so i know the limits of my knowledge but i really feel there had to be some way to convey the passing of time. until they explained about graduation not being too far away i was under the impression that the first portion of the movie had taken place over the span of a week. a month at most. all that being said and it really a shame. this movie truly could have been powerful with a little tweaking. all the moments in the film in which we are supposed to feel something are obvious but only because the set up is obvious (which is a bad thing). the moving scenes totally fell flat. for instance and when kaye brother takes his hat of his head and puts it on hers and we should feel the understanding he has for her and the innocence and protectiveness of the love of her brother. somehow it just doesn not come off that way. there are so many more scenes like this (for example represent all of the fight scenes) and all they do is take away from the movie. all these things put together and love and suicide comes off as one long and cheesy and low budget commercial. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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