Little Darlings

1980 "Don't let the title fool you."
6.5| 1h35m| R| en
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Two 15-year-old girls from different sides of the tracks compete to see who will be first to lose their virginity while at camp.

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Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever
Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!
Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.
TrueHello Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.
edwagreen Usually, these summer camp pictures are ridiculous. This film started out at that way with 2 girls from different backgrounds at one another from the very moment they meet. In addition, they are surrounded by the most obnoxious other girls, including a 10 year old. Some supervision at that camp when she is allowed to stay with the older bunch of brats.The picture turns around and becomes one of the coming-of-age films where a bet is placed which girl shall lose her virginity first. Kristy McNichol is the girl from the "bad" track. She is tough with her constantly lighting the Marlboros. She falls for a young Matt Dillon (with buster brown haircut)and the two of them make it. Tatum O'Neal, the rich kid, envisions herself with French teacher and summer counselor Armand Assante.The girls realize the seriousness of their actions which is definitely the redeeming quality in this film.When they reach the city at summer's end, they're totally different and that's what makes this picture.
ncook19 "Little Darlings" Whoa! I fell in love with this film in my late teens after watching Kristy McNichols' performance as "Angel" even though this is one movie that would be more recommended and appealing for coming-of-age girls rather than boys and for good reason: From the very beginning scene where the tag-line "Don't Let The Name or Title Fool You" is quickly established as she drops an annoying boy (who's trying to hit on her) right to the ground with a good swift-hard powerful kick to his balls to the very sweet emotional ending, her entire performance as a spunky, tough virgin teenage tomboy is indeed sensational. Besides she also looked so hot in those denim jeans, jacket and very painful Converse sneakers. She's awesome cute and sexy!
kolohepeanut Very entertaining movie but what really makes it worthwhile is the wonderful performance by Kristy McNicol. That alone makes it worth watching - she carries the movie all the way through. Love the scene where she and Tatum have their heart-to-heart confession of what really happened - Kristy shows true emotion. Matt Dillon sure was a cute thing back then! Also, watch for a very young Cynthia Nixon from Sex in the City playing the hippie kid. And Armand Asante - what can I say! He was sure in his prime in the looks department! Tatum is only just okay in this film but then maybe that's how her character was supposed to be. A fun watch!
CANALES1016 I remember seeing this movie back in 1980. It was an awesome film and very funny. My favorite scene was when Cinder ask Angel Bright for the bread, and Angel Bright just throws it at her. That scene has always made my laugh. The ending song in the video version is different from the original version. I remember hearing the song "Let your Love Flow" by the Bellamy Brothers and now it's something different. I hope that when they release it on DVD, they put the original song. But Kristy and Tatum deliver excellent performances. Matt Dillion also delivers a good performance. The movie is bound to become a classic. I just hope that the ending original song "Let your Love Flow" is put back on.