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Bully
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According to his cruelty and abuse he does to his friends, Bobby, a silly and powerful guy, who is always annoys his friends, his friends under the leadership of Marty, make their mind to get rid of him, by murdering him, but once, they change their mind and think of the bad circumstances of their crime.
According to his cruelty and abuse he does to his friends, Bobby, a silly and powerful guy, who is always annoys his friends, his friends under the leadership of Marty, make their mind to get rid of him, by murdering him, but once, they change their mind and think of the bad circumstances of their crime.
Actors:
Elizabeth Dimon,
Marc Pearson,
Ru Flynn,
Larry Clark,
Phillip Ortiz,
Irene B. Colletti,
Ed Amatrudo
Elizabeth Dimon
Marc Pearson
1 November 1986, USA
Ru Flynn
9 October 1957, New York, New York, USA
Larry Clark
19 January 1943, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Phillip Ortiz
Irene B. Colletti
17 August 1952, New Jersey, USA
Ed Amatrudo
Country:
United States, United Kingdom, France
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October 16, 2003
An extremely disturbing tale of escalating peer pressure.
April 29, 2009
Much too concerned with flashing nude scenes of its barely legal cast to make a point or unfold a story.
Peter Howell
August 17, 2001
Clark's probing camera leers, but it also reflects truth, providing visions of a hard reality most of us would be unable to comprehend and unwilling to face.
February 13, 2003
'Bully' demands attention for the way in which it forces us to watch and digest a dark slice of American society. American beauty this ain't.
Liam Lacey
August 17, 2001
Neither killers nor victim are drawn from life, just from lurid teen-exploitation pictures past.
July 19, 2009
...an exploitation teen movie in the pejorative sense of the word.
Loren King
September 14, 2001
The moral wasteland of suburban youth has been examined, earlier and better, in The River's Edge. Clark's leering leads nowhere: In Bully, he has nothing new to say, and, in the end, no real point to make.
May 10, 2006
Clark is not a moralist, which is good, but he is not much of a dramatist either. You get the impression that the fascination with youth in his movies, just like in his photos, provides an excuse for voyeurism.
August 09, 2001
Exposes us to the true horror of what's going on in these kids' lives.
March 07, 2004
A bit long and repetitive.
Carrie Rickey
September 06, 2001
Closer to teen pornography than to teen tragedy.
Jane Sumner
August 02, 2001
Attention must be paid, because this story of middle-class suburban teens who murder one of their own is all true.