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Smooth Talk (1985)

Connie, the fifteen-year-old black sheep of her family, finds her summertime idyll of beach trips, mall hangouts, and innocent flirtations shattered by an encounter with a mysterious stranger.

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Lisa J 07 May 2010

I loved the Joyce Carol Oates short story this is based on, but every attempt to expand on it here fell flat. The newly added scenes and dialogue never reach the same level of authenticity as that original story, and at its worst moments, the interactions between the protagonist and her family are just plain cheesy. It felt like I was watching a Hallmark movie gone horribly wrong. "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been" gets its message across without being so preachy. The climactic scene (taken almost word-for-word from the original story) is very well-done, with great acting from Treat Williams who manages to seem creepy and charismatic at the same time. Clearly, this should have been a short film...just without the tacked-on "happy ending" that is so contrived it ruins the previous scene I was just praising.

Emanuel Levy 08 Feb 2007

Disregard the incoherent ending, which violates the source material (Joyce Carol Oates story): in her debut, Chopra has made a disturbing tale of sexual awakening set against the 1980s new context of shopping malls; Laura Dern is extraordinary as the lead

Liv S 06 Jun 2008

A fairly worthy take on Joyce Carol Oates' short story, "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" Contains added liberties, which I thought worked in a cinematic context. Affective performances - Treat Williams plays a creep very well. My only real problem is that this movie could have been much better had it took place in any decade but the 80's.

Vincent Canby 28 Mar 2012

A remarkably fine film about the muddle of emotions that separates the child from the adult.

Jeremy D 09 Jun 2007

The dude's really, really creepy. But I recommend reading the short story this movie was loosely based off of, Joyce Carol Oates' "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" instead.