No One Would Tell (1996)

The Age of Commercialism

i must have seen a different film!!

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

The events in this movie seemed oddly familiar towards the end. It was then that I realized this movie was about a girl I knew. She was 14 and he was 16. They lived in Beverly MA. He used to babysit my younger sister until my mom witnessed Jaime hit Amy for the first time. She was a beautiful girl,smart,popular and friendly. I was only 12 at the time but I invited her to my birthday party. She disappeared 3 days before that. I remember all these reporters and even CNN came into the neighborhood for a story. The people who kept quiet were afraid to speak up, they were afraid of Jamie. They found Amy almost a month later at the bottom of a pond minutes from where I lived. I remember the shock that we all felt. It only intensified when we found out that someone who lived amongst us was responsible for this. This movie hit close to home. It also didn't stray from what really happened.

Hilarious comedy starring two likable child stars (Fred Savage and Candace Cameron) who obviously cemented their transition to the huge stars they are today with their performances in this all time classic film, not.No doubt this 'masterpiece' has been inflicted on health classes everywhere, just seeing one frame of this movie screams 'lifetime televesion for women TV movie of the week.' So, if you like abuse of any kind, this is the film for you. Its got a good beat and its easy to dance to.I can't believe Kevin Arnold grew to be so mean in his later years of high school, what a jerk

I just saw this movie on Thursday night, and it's still the number 1 thing on my mind. It was that powerful. It really surprised me to see the well-known good kid, Fred Savage, play such a violent character to the sweet girl next door, Full House's Cameron. One thing that I thought was funny was that when Stacey & Bobby were at the beach, Stacey was wearing a unicorn necklace and then the next day, Bobby gave it to her as a present. Just a little fluke. =] But yes, it was very good. And I need a few opinions from the fans: Do you really think Bobby loved her? Or was he just scared to not have a girlfriend? Or was he just picking an easy target? It could've been a million things, ya know? I was just curious. And also, is it true that Amazon.com will have it available on DVD on June 20? Because if that's true, I'm super excited! Sometimes I feel bad because I like movies with abuse, teen problems, & eating disorders etc...But every time I see a different one, it makes me more motivated to help people. And No One Would Tell is definitely straight forward. Especially when you see her taking a shower (dont worry, it's censored! hehe.) with all those bruises everywhere. This movie made me feel lucky to have a boyfriend that loves me & cares for me. And that if any women or teenage girls are going through this, need to seek help now.

This movie broke my heart in a major way. It also enlightened me. I mean, everybody heres the horror story's of girls in abusive relationships. And your first thought is, how can she stay with him? And how do u let it get as bad as Stacy did? But this really is a great movie. I saw it in Health class, and i was just so sad. Stacy was brutally murdered and she didn't have to be. If someone had just spoken up, or noticed something. It's scary how in love she was with him, and how much he controlled her. THIS WAS BASED ON A TRUE STORY! So everybody should try and look out for their friends. I hope that if something that horrible was happening to me, I A. would have the sense to get out, or B. Have good enough friends to help m.