Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #16734 in VHS
• Released on: 1996-06-11
• Rating: R (Restricted)
• Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of tapes: 1
• Running time: 98 minutes

Customer Reviews

Great "Coming of Age" movie.
The first time I saw this movie I thought it was great. The soundtrack(Pray For Rain), went well with the plot. I thought that the acting was great, I was rather surpried as to how good Scott Cann was. I don't want to give anything away, but the little incident in the bathroom was probably the best scene. After the movie ended I was left with a feeling of I can't put it into words but I felt satisfied with it. Usuall I do not feel like that after watching something but this one was good and I would definatly recommend it to anyone who wants to watch a great movie.

impressive debut for Scott Cann
Scott Caan plays the boy named Hate. Hate is a trouble maker who is on parole after he got out of prison for grand theft auto. He has a dad who seems to care but doesnt, played by his real dad James Caan. Nice support of family in this picture. Caan runs into a arguing couple played by Missy (Melissa) Crider and Elliott Gould. Caan shoots Gould and the 2 run off together but they done know that Gould is still alive. Thinking they might get caught they head off on the road and in the process Caan shoots a cop dead this time. The chemistry between Caan and Crider is believeable because the 2 are just made for each other. Its science, its the darn ying/yang thingy. The 2 meet Adam Beach, Billy Little Plume and a friendship ensues but the cops are hot on the 2 lovers trail and eventually end up catching them but Caan is put in jail leaving Crider out. Beach has the best moments and lines in the entire movie. Highlight would be when Caan shoots for the 9 ball to when Beach's eagle feather. Gould is wasted in small supporting role. One thing I would love to visit though it that Camelot Golf Course, wonder what strange things they have there. Anyway, enjoyable ride which lacks in parts.

Best Line
Adam Beach (Billy Little Plume): " Young Warrior dont flinch at loaded guns, but the women scare the s**t out of him."

Scott Caan is great in this by-the-book drama
Obvious, and badly acted by its female lead Missy Crider.... but both Scott Caan and Adam Beach are great... Fair movie...