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Wasted on the Young (2010)

When a high school party goes dangerously off the rails, one teenager finds that revenge is just a computer click away.

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Andrew S 16 Feb 2012

Poor. Central plot was OK, but got diluted down to pretentious, pointless bs by the director. Production is woeful - has the feel of a Z-grade 60s movie. In one scene the characters' dialogue doesn't even synch up with their lips! Performances weren't very convincing - most seem forced, rather than natural.

Ippei K 01 Oct 2011

This was actually a really well made film. It will get you involved and wondering what will happen next. Only problem is that it does seem a little far-fetched and feels an realistic for its own good. Still an impressive effort from all involved and enjoyable to a point. Give it a go if you're interested but it's nothing to write home about.

Rod S 06 Aug 2011

This is a handsome and stylish debut for Aussie director Ben C. Lucas. At times reminding me of schoolyard tragedy films like '2:37' or 'Elephant', or even 'Lord of the Flies' with it's deliberate lack of adult presence, this film comments on many issues with todays youth, lack of responsibilty, entitlement, and dis-enchantment, whilst not coming off too heavy-handed. Although the narrative gets lost at times within the time jumping fabric of the story, the impressive performances totally anchor the film while the use of colour and tone within the framework of the striking cinematography and the hypnotic soundtrack evoke a haunting atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Simon Foster 07 Feb 2011

Its post-production pretension and undercooked script is far better suited to...underground film events, where a crowd more forgiving of genre clichés and film school posing may draw some pleasure from its underlying nastiness.

Craig K 08 Mar 2011

Cinematography is inspired, storyline well written, themes are provoking, action above standard, soundtrack and sets are impressively and perfectly matched to the story. If I was to make a complaint it would be some script issues and the purposeful dramatisation of the use of social media causes eyes to roll but all is forgiven as the film progresses. Artistic, emotional, challenging, powerful, believable, well constructed and meticulously created it will take you to another place and yet will still cause you to reflect on your own experience in away that no other teen movie ever has. I didn't forget it was an Australian film, but for once that knowledge made me proud. Highly recommended. It requires far more attention and publicity.