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Here on Earth
TrailerKelley Morse, who is cocky and brash, normally would never have crossed paths with the residents of a small town near his posh private school. But Kelley is taught a lesson after a joy ride ends up destroying a country restaurant.Actors: Chris Klein, Leelee Sobieski, Josh Hartnett, Michael Rooker, Annie Corley, Bruce Greenwood, Annette OToole, Elaine Hendrix, Stuart Wilson, Ronni Saxon, Maureen OMalley, ...»Director: Mark PiznarskiCountry: United StatesDuration: 96 minQuality: SDRelease: 2000IMDb: 5.20 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Here on Earth"
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Characters of "Here on Earth"
KelleyPlayed by: Chris KleinSamanthaPlayed by: Leelee SobieskiEarl CavanaughPlayed by: Bruce Greenwood -
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Critic Reviews of "Here on Earth"
Detroit Free PressJanuary 01, 2000For a movie about the ferocity of first love, it seems curiously pallid and passionless.
Dallas Morning NewsJanuary 01, 2000On the bright side, Here on Earth does present viewers with a couple of handy rules to avoid bad movies. Beware of any movie that has characters reciting poetry to each other.
Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionJanuary 01, 2000Here on Earth is a missed opportunity.
VarietyJanuary 01, 2000Dramatically, the tragedy couldn't possibly be flatter.
Washington PostJanuary 01, 2000Lazily conceived characters.
Mr. ShowbizJanuary 01, 2000Here on Earth hungers for the nostalgia of an Elia Kazan-style farmbelt romantic tragedy à la East of Eden, but the end result is more akin to a soggy Troy Donahue-Sandra Dee weeper.
Common Sense MediaJanuary 02, 2011Contrived plot purposely pulls at heartstrings.
Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)June 20, 2002This is just the type of "dignified" tragedy Louis B. Mayer loved to churn out in the 1940s, where characters - even the unsavory ones - acted so noble they practically turned to statues before your eyes.
NutzWorldMarch 14, 2001Demonstrates the lowest, most unscrupulous technique of filmmaking -- it involves no imagination, creativity, or original ideas.
South Florida Sun-SentinelJanuary 01, 2000Think Love Story, just without the story.
TV GuideJanuary 01, 2000[Director Mark Piznarski]should be cited for excessive use of slow motion, sun-dappled trees and golden light; one more cliche violation and his license to direct would be forfeit.
CitysearchJanuary 01, 2000Here on Earth plods along predictably, hammering home its moral points and struggling to spin a spiritual haze around the kids' romance.
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