Crime & Punishment in Suburbia2000
Crime & Punishment in Suburbia (2000)
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Critic Consensus: Despite the beautiful visuals, Crime and Punishment is too somber and pretentious. Also, the acting is of mixed quality.
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Cast
as Roseanne Skolnik
as Vincent
as Maggie Skolnik
as Chris
as Jimmy
as Fred Skolnik
as Moznick
as Bella
as Coach
as Cecil
as Dean
as Teacher
as Stuck Up Girl
as Vincent's Mom
as Mr. Dwyer
as Counselor Lord
as Rat Fink Neighbor
as Officer Lambert
as Chief Judson
as Grandmother
as Calvin Berry
as Bailiff
as Judge Jack
as Prosecutor
as Russ
Critic Reviews for Crime & Punishment in Suburbia
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You wouldn't want to give any of these people the time of day in real life. They are blah or worse, and they are headed for some violent confrontations that seem pointless because they are so unworthy of our attention in the first place.
Far from the head-banging alternative to teen movies the filmmakers intended -- it's more like a self-important Poison Ivy sequel.
Director Rob Schmidt photographs the action in that visually clichéd, MTV-influenced manner now de rigeur in much of independent cinema.
Every single thing about Crime and Punishment in Suburbia is stolen and tired.
The ghost of Dostoevsky should sue.
The best thing that can be said about Rob Schmidt's Crime and Punishment in Suburbia -- aside from the fact that it's over in less than two hours -- is that it doesn't glorify violence committed by sexy teens.
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Crime & Punishment in Suburbia Quotes
| Vincent: | When the time came, I would try and rescue her. |
| Fred Skolnik: | Kindness is the most important thing. |