Blurred (2002)

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Clinging to their youthful recklessness before hurdling headlong into the dreaded world of adulthood responsibility, the graduating high school class of 70,000 head to the Gold Coast to live it up at the Australian phenomenon known as Schoolies and party themselves into oblivion. Whether by train,… More Clinging to their youthful recklessness before hurdling headlong into the dreaded world of adulthood responsibility, the graduating high school class of 70,000 head to the Gold Coast to live it up at the Australian phenomenon known as Schoolies and party themselves into oblivion. Whether by train, bus, car or limo, Blurred just goes to show that getting there is half the fun as a variety of characters experience the youthful rush of youthful abandon. Set to a frenetic pace and taking on the madness of Schoolies for the first time, director Evan Clary's freshman effort offers a rare glimpse into the wild world of Australia's equivalent to America's spring break antics. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 35 min.
Directed By: Evan Clarry
Genres: Drama, Comedy

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Kalel J

Entertaining film for the most part that revolves around a story of following completely different High-School graduates on their way to the traditional festivities and parties that we in Australia call 'Schoolies'. It is clear that this film was made to give the youth… More
Entertaining film for the most part that revolves around a story of following completely different High-School graduates on their way to the traditional festivities and parties that we in Australia call 'Schoolies'. It is clear that this film was made to give the youth audience an insight into the pitfalls of this time in life, however, there is no subtelty in what is said. The whole film is one big blatant sticker saying "Don't drink. Don't have sex. Don't be miserable." These themes in this film could have worked but the way that they were incorporated will become tiresome in ridiculous situations. If you can look past the blatant messaging and bad acting you will see Blurred is an entertaining film for what it is, and what it is is a late night TV movie to watch with a few mates.