This battle between the kids and their oppressors does have a few cliche moments such as when insert example here. The script narrowly avoids becoming trite and unnecessarily sentimental, however, as a result of the strength of several key scenes. Episodes in which Mr. Keating implores his students to make the best of their years, or that in which a normally introverted Todd Anderson (Ethan Hawke) composes an emotionally-baring poem in front of his peers, carry the film from beginning to end. Subplots, such as the ongoing scuffle between Neil Perry (Robert Sean Leonard) and his father (Red, from That 70's Show) as well as Knox Overstreet's girl-related antics and tomfoolery take the movie in several directions at once, and provide some unexpected moments.

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