A unorthodox character study mixed with a coming of age tale. This has become a period piece given its age, many that didn't live through the early 2000's may not find the fashion and social dynamics relatable. This a great film that discusses a difficult subject when it was risky to do so and it worked out well. This movie used to be played on cable TV until it vanished. Pick up a copy before it goes out of print. It's one of my favs.

I understand why some might give poor reviews to this movie, but I simply loved it.

It is a teen movie dealing with very adult issues, which no doubt makes it difficult to find an audience. However, the movie delves into a variety of relationship issues that are rarely dealt with at all--much less in the colorful and nuanced manner we find here.

This movie explores that intense and deeply felt line between being true to oneself on the one hand, while allowing love, friendship, loyalty, and open-mindedness to have their various impacts on the heart and soul.

It does start a bit slow, and doesn't really hit its stride until about halfway point; but for me, the build-up was well worth it.

The honesty, struggles, and emotional depth expressed by Wendy (played by Amber Tamblyn) was, for me,the real heart of the movie.

This movie is not for everyone, but if exploring emotional territory with integrity--human flaws and all--in the full quirky glory of life, is of interest to you, then I strongly recommend this beautifully acted and heartfelt movie.

this was about teens trying to do adult things and not working for them
themovie really has no story line it jumps around too much

This film is a special take on the "we'll be friends forever" fantasy shared by most high school students. It is a disturbing film about group think, group feel, and group behavior. The peer pressure issue is taken to a new level. But the film also contrasts group with individual maturation. A well written script, well directed and acted. The cinematography reveals the characters in subtle ways. Viewers interested in psychology, sociology, and communication should find "Normal Adolescent Behavior" revealing and stimulating.

good movie, great acting. kindof weird but a good weird.

B-

I wouldn't recommend this for teenagers under the age of 15, but other than that this was a great movie. It provides a great example of the issues regarding sex that our teenagers face today. The cast is a perfect ensemble and Amber Tamblyn puts in an amazing performance.

I thought it was gonna be as shocking or more so than the 1st Havoc film,but it was a good view and I dont regret watching it.