Stateside

Enjoyed it. Not over romanticized.

Cook and tucker are great together onscreen. There performances drive this movie and keep my interest throughout the film. Tim Treakle

Cook does a great job but the film is ultimately hollow.

I liked it was a good movie

Good film about two young people who have a lot to overcome before they can be together, told without romantic sentimentality, but very effectively.

A very good film. It was so underated but a must see.

This movie is now on my (short) favorite movie of all time list. Johnathan Tucker and Rachael Leigh Cook are delightful as two lost souls who find completion in each other. A modern day Romeo and Juliet - but with a very different ending. Val Kilmer was terrific as the hazzing drill sargent. Ladies, this movie is proof that you should not listen to critics! What do they know about romance! Personally, I'm going to be watching this one again and again.

though i enjoyed it a lot & mildly hit close to home, i think it could have been a lot more intense- plot, dialogue & character development.

As Dori, a pop singer suffering from schizophrenia with the hots for a Marine (Jonathan Tucker, great) Rachel Leigh Cook does some of her most interesting work ever. Her love for the Marine hits roadblocks though, both in the form of her illness and Tucker's drill-instructor (Val Kilmer). Writer-director Reverge Anselmo does well with actors, particularly Agnes Bruckner as Sue, who takes pride in her blow job skills, but Anselmo, basing his script on true events, overloads things with way too many plots. It flies off the rails quite easily, and sinks to soap opera levels. Sad.

its like" the notebook" meets" girl, interrupted". Would definitely reccommend!