for the first time in reviewing films and i found myself immediately uninterested in this story. i do not know if it was the way that it was filmed or the story behind the characters and but it felt bland and overused and and completely unoriginal. within the first thirty minutes and i found myself rather apathetic with all the characters and the story. i felt as if i had seen this structure before and and tart was providing nothing new to surprise me. after thinking that it may just be my mood and i stopped the film and chose to start it fresh in the morning and but the same feeling persisted. i just do not care. that is not a good sign. the characters were bland. when i say bland and i literally mean that by watching them develop and you will never have any flavor hit your palate. the story seemed recycled and nearly to the point of plagiarism. now and i am not saying that christina wayne stole this story and but she added nothing fresh to the perspective. the casting was horrid and the underlying symbolism and themes were so far lost that no critic could find them (nor the characters) and and the stories were vague and sloppy. you knew nothing about anyone or anything and and instead of pushing more emphasis on the characters and we instead found ourselves with drugs and minor sex and and money pushed into our faces. these are themes we have seen in every film since the dawn of film time and yet somehow could not be creatively captured by wayne. what immediately pulled me away from this story. it was mainly the characters. i have seen most of brad renfro work and and honestly he needs to redefine himself. director larry clark has defined him and and oddly he cannot get out of that stereotypical character. within the first twenty minutes of renfro screen time i was bored. i knew exactly what he was trying to portray and why. it was spectacular nor impressive and just repetitive. he needed to bring some excitement or suspense to his role and instead of just blandly playing this random socialite. without a strong character and the final climax of this film comes instead as a letdown. renfro did not showcase the best of his abilities in this film. while i am on the subject  nobody showcased the best of their abilities. what is going on with dominique swain and outside of lolita and i do not believe she has really emerged as an actress and and following up with roles such as cat storm doesn not help. bijou phillips was the only actress that i witnessed actually try to bring something remarkable to the screen and sadly due to everyone else horrid acting and she was lost. rambling here and there and and honestly nearly forgotten about during the second act. melanie griffith was a pointless cast and most of this film budget probably went to her two scenes that she was in. maybe the rest of it went to the random guy from the kids in the hall and who desperately needs to place himself far away from this project. my biggest problem and outside of the acting and was the pacing of this film. nothing and and this is hard for me to say and but nothing gelled together. there were so many sub stories happening throughout the course of the film that no actual substance was formed. the robberies and the teenage angst and woe and the wealthy socialites learning how horrible real life is and the random kids in the hall guy and and even the ending just felt rushed and horribly edited together. with this shoddy craftsmanship the whole story never really formed any true shape. family structures were never defined and characters were never given any emotion and and all we are left with are bits and pieces of honest leftovers. wayne did not complete the task at hand. while i hate to put the entire burden on the director and with this film i am left with little choice. with a horrid title that just screamed the complete opposite of what this film was about and with amateurish directional ability the cast pretty much was able to give every emotion in every scenes and leaving us with disgusting acting and poor developments and and with vague storytelling it is hard to place any good behind tart. this was a film i had heard nothing about and and after viewing it i can see why. all wayne has done with this film is random take excerpts from other films that have done a better job of defining all the elements above and cut all together to make the film tart. it is hard for me to say this and but wayne ruined this film. while i do not believe there was much to fully take from the story and any remaining elements of excitement were drained as wayne took the helm. while most of the time you can credit some of the story and perhaps strong acting and or even the music and in tart you can credit nothing. from the opening sequence until the end and i felt like i was swimming through very lumpy oatmeal. no consistency and no strength. overall and this film is a waste of your time. if you are searching for some deep symbolic elements or possibly some banter on our society and you will not find it in this film. while i know that was what wayne was attempting to show and the final product seems like it was edited on an etch a sketch. it was an embarrassing film to sit through and and encourage nobody to pick it up. wayne threw to the wind all the teachings of her columbia university education and destroyed two hours of my life. avoid at all costs. grade represent out of . 
for the first time in reviewing films and i found myself immediately uninterested in this story. i do not know if it was the way that it was filmed or the story behind the characters and but it felt bland and overused and and completely unoriginal. within the first thirty minutes and i found myself rather apathetic with all the characters and the story. i felt as if i had seen this structure before and and tart was providing nothing new to surprise me. after thinking that it may just be my mood and i stopped the film and chose to start it fresh in the morning and but the same feeling persisted. i just do not care. that is not a good sign. the characters were bland. when i say bland and i literally mean that by watching them develop and you will never have any flavor hit your palate. the story seemed recycled and nearly to the point of plagiarism. now and i am not saying that christina wayne stole this story and but she added nothing fresh to the perspective. the casting was horrid and the underlying symbolism and themes were so far lost that no critic could find them (nor the characters) and and the stories were vague and sloppy. you knew nothing about anyone or anything and and instead of pushing more emphasis on the characters and we instead found ourselves with drugs and minor sex and and money pushed into our faces. these are themes we have seen in every film since the dawn of film time and yet somehow could not be creatively captured by wayne. what immediately pulled me away from this story. it was mainly the characters. i have seen most of brad renfro work and and honestly he needs to redefine himself. director larry clark has defined him and and oddly he cannot get out of that stereotypical character. within the first twenty minutes of renfro screen time i was bored. i knew exactly what he was trying to portray and why. it was spectacular nor impressive and just repetitive. he needed to bring some excitement or suspense to his role and instead of just blandly playing this random socialite. without a strong character and the final climax of this film comes instead as a letdown. renfro did not showcase the best of his abilities in this film. while i am on the subject  nobody showcased the best of their abilities. what is going on with dominique swain and outside of lolita and i do not believe she has really emerged as an actress and and following up with roles such as cat storm doesn not help. bijou phillips was the only actress that i witnessed actually try to bring something remarkable to the screen and sadly due to everyone else horrid acting and she was lost. rambling here and there and and honestly nearly forgotten about during the second act. melanie griffith was a pointless cast and most of this film budget probably went to her two scenes that she was in. maybe the rest of it went to the random guy from the kids in the hall and who desperately needs to place himself far away from this project. my biggest problem and outside of the acting and was the pacing of this film. nothing and and this is hard for me to say and but nothing gelled together. there were so many sub stories happening throughout the course of the film that no actual substance was formed. the robberies and the teenage angst and woe and the wealthy socialites learning how horrible real life is and the random kids in the hall guy and and even the ending just felt rushed and horribly edited together. with this shoddy craftsmanship the whole story never really formed any true shape. family structures were never defined and characters were never given any emotion and and all we are left with are bits and pieces of honest leftovers. wayne did not complete the task at hand. while i hate to put the entire burden on the director and with this film i am left with little choice. with a horrid title that just screamed the complete opposite of what this film was about and with amateurish directional ability the cast pretty much was able to give every emotion in every scenes and leaving us with disgusting acting and poor developments and and with vague storytelling it is hard to place any good behind tart. this was a film i had heard nothing about and and after viewing it i can see why. all wayne has done with this film is random take excerpts from other films that have done a better job of defining all the elements above and cut all together to make the film tart. it is hard for me to say this and but wayne ruined this film. while i do not believe there was much to fully take from the story and any remaining elements of excitement were drained as wayne took the helm. while most of the time you can credit some of the story and perhaps strong acting and or even the music and in tart you can credit nothing. from the opening sequence until the end and i felt like i was swimming through very lumpy oatmeal. no consistency and no strength. overall and this film is a waste of your time. if you are searching for some deep symbolic elements or possibly some banter on our society and you will not find it in this film. while i know that was what wayne was attempting to show and the final product seems like it was edited on an etch a sketch. it was an embarrassing film to sit through and and encourage nobody to pick it up. wayne threw to the wind all the teachings of her columbia university education and destroyed two hours of my life. avoid at all costs. grade represent out of . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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