GIRLS LIKE GIRLS

GIRLS LIKE GIRLS is a romantic drama about two teenage girls who start a heavy romantic affair but one of the girls balks about taking the affair further, becomes aloof and badly hurts the other girl’s feelings even though she told her, “Olive juice,” a cutesy euphemism for “I love you.” The drama in GIRLS LIKE GIRLS is well acted and engaging, but the ending is rather a cop out and the movie has a Romantic, godless, immoral, somewhat politically correct, and totally unacceptable worldview promoting sinful and evil homosexual behavior among vulnerable teenagers with some strong foul language, excessive underage alcohol use and strong lesbian kissing scenes on and off at least three different beds.

The movie begins with a lonely and shy teenage girl named Coley (short for Nicole) visiting a diner. Sonja, another teenage girl with some other girls and two boys, invites Coley to a swim party at a small local lake. Coley rides her bicycle to the lake and starts to engage with the teenagers. However, she’s rather awkward with them because she doesn’t really know them. Sonja makes her feel more comfortable, though, and the two girls start a tentative friendship. So, when they part, Sonja writes her email on Coley’s arm, and Coley promises to text her that night.

Coley breaks her promise, however. So, the next day, Sonja boldly visits Coley’s house. Sadly, Coley’s mother died about a year ago so now she’s living with her estranged father. Coley is hostile to her father, because she thinks he abandoned her and her mother (the movie later reveals that this is not quite the case). Sonja cajoles Coley to come hang with her.

Coley and Sonja’s friendship grows stronger and leads to a lesbian romance with passionate kissing. Sonja starts saying, “Olive juice,” a cutesy phrase meaning, “I love you,” without actually saying the words.

However, Sonja suddenly tells Coley they can’t hang together the rest of the summer because Sonja is going away to attend a six week summer dance camp. Sonja becomes strongly aloof toward Coley, badly hurting her feelings.

The dramatic scenes in GIRLS LIKE GIRLS are well acted and engaging, such as a heartfelt reconciliation scene between Coley and her estranged father, but the last two scenes are a cop out. For example, the movie strongly suggests Sonja should publicly and boldly declare her lesbian “love” for Coley in front of their peers, but Sonja never does. Even worse, the movie has strong, perverse lesbian kissing scenes whose purpose seems pornographic. Three of those scenes include passionate kissing on three different beds. Also, one of those bedroom scenes occurs after Sonja dumps Coley. It involves an older teenager girl, who looks more than 18, lustfully kissing Coley in the older girl’s apartment.

All these lesbian scenes in GIRLS LIKE GIRLS reflect a strong Romantic, lawless, godless, immoral, politically correct, and totally unacceptable worldview. The movie also contains strong foul language and frequent underage alcohol use.

GIRLS LIKE GIRLS is an abhorrent, unacceptable movie promoting homosexual lust and perversion among impressionable, and vulnerable, teenagers. Its filmmakers have a sinful, wicked agenda.