Remember the Daze
Remember the Daze
R | 11 April 2008 (USA)
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During the summer of 1999, a group of teenagers, through interconnected narratives, live through their last day of high school and prepare for the future. Holly, once the new girl in school, does whatever it takes to remain popular. Dawn, who is secretly a lesbian, battles drugs. Tori is the valedictorian of her class, but, on the eve of graduation, she decides to experiment with drugs for the first time.

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Ashley Robinson

Totally my type of movie, love all of the characters in this film .. they play their roles so well. I only wish John Robinson was in the movie more, i love his character the best not to mention total heart throb. This definitely reminds me of high school years, makes me want to go back in time! I love the 90's. All in all this is a great movie and if you love teen comedy/romance then this is for you! Also, the music in it's great i have the soundtrack and listen to it all the time, so many good songs. I don't have any complaints about the film except for that a few characters i wished to have seen more of during the movie like Bailey and his band friends! Remember the Daze is definitely a 10/10 in my books!

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huggabunchable

I really liked the movie. I Loved this cast. (I have a slight Leighton Meester obsession I admit). The actors in the movie had great chemistry.It did kind of remind me a little of Dazed and Confused b/c the plots were pretty much the same. Dazed and Confused is a great movie to compare to and I feel this movie held its own. I loved the way the film was shot and I loved the ending with the kid's photo's. The characters were entertaining. I actually wanted to learn more about them. This film was nicely written and put together well. Made me want more when it was over.The only complaint I have is that there was so much going on and so many characters it was hard to keep up with them all (remembering who was who mostly). I think this would have been much better as a TV series. It would have been a really good show. But yeah, overall I enjoyed this movie very much and would love to add it to my DVD Collection.

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incredadele

okay, so i grew in a small, mainly Christian based town where nothing bad could ever happen, right? wrong. sex, drugs, alcohol. all were prevalent. this movie perfectly showcases the reality that is high school life. and, by the way, most of the people in this movie weren't twenty five. any person that fails to see how this relates to a teenager's life seriously needs a reality check. EVERYONE DEALS WITH THIS STUFF! good girls and boys can one day find themselves in uncomfortable situations of questionable legality. every person faces a moment of faltering morals. growing up isn't pretty or easy. this movie is a perfect example of the ugliness and missteps in the lives of so many teenagers around the country and around the world. my parents could certainly see the similarities between this movie and the dirty side of growing up.

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elcee-1

Remember the Daze reminded me a lot of Degrassi: The Next Generation, only with more emphasis on getting stoned. It probably isn't an accurate portrayal of most high school experiences in 1999, and certainly not of my high school when I graduated in 2005, but it walks the line between being realistic and unbelievable well enough to make it quite interesting to watch. It's also easier to take seriously because it takes on more of an indie film feel than a stoner flick. The cast members all showed great promise in their future acting careers and while they chose a few people who've been in big films before (Alexa Vega, Khleo Thomas), it was equally refreshing to see new faces and talent. The dynamic of the cast was superb, despite how many people were involved. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised, it was much better than I expected it to be based on its description.

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