eghads and what a bad movie. tart is perhaps the very worst movie i have seen all year and and i have run across some doozies. there is nothing redeeming about this trash and from the characterization to the direction to the plot. even the usually brilliant dominique swain couldn not save this movie. none of the characters are in the least bit sympathetic and with the possible exception of eloise (wonderfully portrayed by lacey chabert and the only bright spot in this dismal failure). possible spoilersthe main problem with tart is that it rambles on without saying anything. it staggers about drunkenly instead of leading us along the path of the story. it also introduces numerous potentially tantalizing details (the hypochondriac brother and the mother possessions constantly being repossessed and the anti semitic classmate and the other classmate murderous father) without successfully exploring a single one of them. and just when i finally thought that there might be some sort of resolution for the characters and the movie crashes to an unexpectedly violent end. i left the movie feeling that it was trying to tell me something and but with the strong impression that the message was forgotten before it could be communicated. this is an obvious first film from a writer or director who really needs to spend much more time working under more established film makers before foisting any more of her work on an unsuspecting public. i gave this film negative  and and i am usually very generous and even with bad films. 
eghads and what a bad movie. tart is perhaps the very worst movie i have seen all year and and i have run across some doozies. there is nothing redeeming about this trash and from the characterization to the direction to the plot. even the usually brilliant dominique swain couldn not save this movie. none of the characters are in the least bit sympathetic and with the possible exception of eloise (wonderfully portrayed by lacey chabert and the only bright spot in this dismal failure). possible spoilersthe main problem with tart is that it rambles on without saying anything. it staggers about drunkenly instead of leading us along the path of the story. it also introduces numerous potentially tantalizing details (the hypochondriac brother and the mother possessions constantly being repossessed and the anti semitic classmate and the other classmate murderous father) without successfully exploring a single one of them. and just when i finally thought that there might be some sort of resolution for the characters and the movie crashes to an unexpectedly violent end. i left the movie feeling that it was trying to tell me something and but with the strong impression that the message was forgotten before it could be communicated. this is an obvious first film from a writer or director who really needs to spend much more time working under more established film makers before foisting any more of her work on an unsuspecting public. i gave this film negative  and and i am usually very generous and even with bad films. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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