The Delinquents

MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS Back in 1989 Kylie Minogue had only been a pop star for just over a year...although to me she had already been around for years because i idolised her. So it was really exciting for me, as a... Full review

Loved this movie,was only 16,had just met and fallen in love with my husband to be,so a real memorable movie for me,really captured what its like to be a teenager in love,when the world seems against you and teenagers really do... Full review

I remember seeing this movie the day it opened (Boxing Day) 1989, and was completely blown away by Kylie's performance. A TV actress, singer and now bona fide movie star, there seemed to be no stopping her. Of course as we... Full review

I quite liked this movie. Its a bit feeble but its alright. They obviously used Kylie because of her superstar status and maybe she isn't the best choice but she pulls it off quite well. I liked it when the woman... Full review

Unfortunately The Delinquents is exactly that, another entry into a genre that is so well-worn even the clichés are clichéd. The interview section, with snippets from Minogue, Schlatter and director Chris Thomson, at least offers the chance to listen to what was said in the making of (these interviews are recycled here) and there's also a short film entitled The Film Score: Music for The Delinquents. ... Full Review

What is it? : An Australian film - thieving an often-used title from similar-themed American films* - centering on two star-crossed lovers, Lola (Kylie Minogue - at the time hot from playing the ever-popular Charlene the Mechanic on Soap "Neighbours")... ... Full Article