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Director Harmony Korine is known for his cray-cray druggy art-house films, and Spring Breakers is no different. Warning: Spoilers ahead I can't imagine what it must be like to grow up like Vanessa Hudgens or Selena Gomez, where you are forced to be a Role Model to Girls Everywhere not by choice, but because your big break turned you into the kind of star who is expected to stand up for all things pure and sweet and feminine. What twentysomething girl wouldn't want to let loose on spring break? But whatever to all of that.

Spring Breakers is a American comedy and drama film written and directed by Harmony Korine. The film follows four college-aged girls on their spring break. As their classmates head to spring break, they are stuck behind due to a lack of money. Desperate to make the trip, Brit and Candy, after getting high on cocaine, don ski masks and use hammers and realistic-looking squirt guns to rob a local restaurant.

Reunion with my big sisters for life," Gomez captioned the pic we're assuming the Rachel shout-out is in reference to their other Spring Breakers costar Rachel Korine. In the photo, the three BFFs sit on a bench while holding each other close. Gomez looks chic in red pants and a loose white top. Meanwhile, Benson rocks a black motorcycle jacket while Hudgens sports all black with lots of jewelry. Judging from Gomez's red pants, the meet-up probably happened sometime after her big appearance at the We Day California conference yesterday in Oakland.

The movie "Spring Breakers" has been talked about for months prior to its release -- it comes out in New York and Los Angeles on Friday -- for the way it deploys three tween-friendly stars in a garish, violent tableau. Hudgens and Gomez's contemporary, Miley Cyrus, is perhaps the ur-Disney starlet of the century, and has had a rocky ride to adulthood. While Cyrus' show, "Hannah Montana," was still on the air, and when Cyrus was 15, the actress posed wrapped in a bedsheet and with artfully mussed hair in the pages of Vanity Fair. An album, "Can't Be Tamed," all about her wild side, followed, and was a critical and commercial disappointment; Cyrus has recently debuted a platinum-blond mohawk. Despite Cyrus' evident interest in growing up and remaining part of the tabloid news cycle , her audience hasn't followed her, and actual adults can't be bothered to listen to "Can't Be Tamed.