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When circumstances bring together two bright and highly imaginative teenage schoolgirls they quickly form an unwavering bond, creating a fantasy world that only they can share. Disturbed by the intensity of the friendship, their parents threaten to keep them apart. The girls vow to stay together, devising
… More »When circumstances bring together two bright and highly imaginative teenage schoolgirls they quickly form an unwavering bond, creating a fantasy world that only they can share. Disturbed by the intensity of the friendship, their parents threaten to keep them apart. The girls vow to stay together, devising a secret plan that leads to shocking consequences.
« Less"The uncut version"--Disc label
Includes the original theatrical trailer
DVD, widescreen presentation; Dolby digital
Closed captioned; open captioning available
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Add a QuoteHerbert Rieper (to his daughter Pauline, who's listening to a Mario Lanza record): "Hey! Isn't that that famous Irish singer: 'Murray O'Lanza'?"
Juliet Hulme (to Pauline Parker): "...All the best people have bad chests and bone diseases. It's all frightfully romantic!"
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Add a CommentA remarkable film on all counts. Tolkien filmmaker Peter Jackson's creative imagination is clearly evident with Pauline & Juliet's fantasy clay people sequences. I didn't realize that "Two and a Half Men" supporting actress Melanie Lynskey was a fellow New Zealander. It was weird hearing her native accent here as a pouting, rebellious teenager. She and Kate Winslet were obviously destined for bigger things with these feature film debuts, although I'll say Winslet's was the standout.
What a horrific and strange story, hard to believe it's real! The acting is amazing, and the way the film is laid out, is incredibly creative.
Terribly sad, and strange, the story that is, the film was great.