This would have been a GREAT film if it was indeed a documentary like the writer attempted to protray. As it is, it's not very believable, but it's dark. And I just happen to like dark scripts.

This movie didn't strike an interest in me. There may be graffiti in this movie, but the main character is poor at it, no pun intended. The only good graffiti in this movie is what other people painted around town and happened to make it on this film; Graffiti not relating to this movie at all.

thought it was cool based on content and the feeling of the movie on the other side
i felt it was watered down the kid tagging was awful i been known to do some burnners rock a few handstyles here and there so to me seeing the grafitti fail broke my heart should of understood basic hands calligraphy as a whole it felt slow but hey thats life when your angry young and poor and not suckin off moms boobim not bashing just pointing out its like this the characters dont convince me be kind my spelling is horrible i failed the school game so working with what i got
and my last love art sorry for the long rant ps i would of painted those walls top to bottom

long live gastro

I'm 40 minutes into it and still waiting for something of substance to happen. If this was a play, I would have walked out. If a writer or director think they have an important story to tell, make it interesting. The skate park is cool. Has anyone been there? It was made by private citizens, for free.

I loved this movie--yeah, it was slow through the middle, but it accurately portrayed the struggles of real kids in the US, not the "daddy's girl" ideal that's taken over our system thanks to Disney. Two kids with emotional needs help each other--now why can't other love stories be as simple as that? As Danielle wrote below, "it is a breath of fresh air"