These Girls (2005)

Pretty Good

Must See Movie...

I really wanted to like this movie. I feel terribly cynical trashing it, and that's why I'm giving it a middling 5. Actually, I'm giving it a 5 because there were some superb performances.

Watching it is like watching the spectacle of a class clown at their best: you laugh at their jokes, instigate their defiance, and "ooooh" when they get in trouble.

To be honest I saw the movie cause it had the guy from angel in it..And I really enjoyed his character. The movie was OK, it had its entertaining moments. But i dunno just got dumb. I mean OK it starts off where you meet these three girls and they are from a small town and bored with life. Well then there comes This hot dad named keith, and ya, he seems like a pretty cool dude. Well we come to find out he cheats on his wife with one of these girls. The other girls get jealous and want to lose their virginity to him. this is where it starts to get weird, they trade off babysitting for him, which aka means they are banging him. He tries to eventually get them off his back, which was a really good idea, but then i'm not sure what happens it kinda gets ridiculous and the movie makes it seem like he is that bad guy, which ur right, he shouldn't have been cheating so I guess thats what he gets, but my god, "these girls" are just stupid. Not happy with the ending, but like i said it had its entertaining moments

The premise of this movie is ugghhhh. The guy is married and yet everyone on this site seems to think, "Yeah, this is funny, cute, and a good movie." What the Hell?!?! What is funny about immature girls having sex with a married man with a new baby? What is cute about the fact that he is cheating on his wife? What would have been wrong with them finding some teenage boys to have sex with before starting college? Noooo, that is not good enough, the guy has to be married, off-limits, off-the-market, that's the one we gotta have. Dumb-ass GIRLS! Then one of the girls decides that she "loves" the guy. No, she just "loves" the way he makes her feel. Two of the girls are having fun with it, they think it is funny and no one seems to have any moral problem with what they are doing. It is just shameless, but yeah this is all good with everyone one this website. The dark-haired girl even has the audacity to have her dad pick her up from the guys house, under the ruse of baby- sitting. This is a morally disgusting movie and where is the wife? Poor woman working and paying the bills while he screws the baby-sitter.

I agree with the posters before that the characters were exceptionally strong and believable and all the actors at their top form. I especially loved David Boreanaz stretching in a part so unlike anything else he played proving once again his amazing gift for comedy. The first part of the movie was light and funny, the blackmail part was a bit surrealistic but interesting - and it was all downhill from there.I found it frustrating that at least two out of the 3 girls (Keira and Lisa) get out of the blackmail&betrayal scot free, nary a trace left on their psyche. I know the movie amended the darker ending of the play - and I am not saying I missed the murder part. But I surely needed to see those two getting their comeuppance somehow and I was left groaning in frustration with the ending. (It's why I gave it only a 9)But definitely an interesting film.

I had the pleasure of watching this two chairs down from (one of?) the Executive Producer at the Atlantic Film Festival, Which was interesting because he laughed at very different times than the rest of us.Filmed in Atlantic Canada, the movie is about three teen-aged girls who in one of their last summers of their youth, devote a large deal of energy to sleeping with a married 30-year old man, despite much protestation.It's definitely worth a watch, but the humour was geared a completely different demographic than the one I inhabit (Male 18-25), so I was shaking my head at the character's antics rather than laughing. Inspite of this, the story is strong enough to hold up for itself make it entertaining, without so much laughing.