Cover Versions

Good movie, tells same story from different perspectives. Funny parts (Jerry Trainor is a treasure) but leaves questions. Doesn't give much explanations and doesn't clear things up but overall good movie with good cast.

I've kind of liked this movie: something different. Could be a bit longer. But a good indie movie to change from noisy, CGI movies that Hollywood is releasing for the moment. Nice to watch Katie Cassidy doing other things than The CW teenage-targeted TV. Same for Debby Ryan. I did not know much about the rest of the cast. In conclusion, this movie deserves to be watched.

If you struggle to fall asleep this might be the remedy for you. Cover Versions is a stupid movie with incredible bad music. It's cringing to hear that, and unfortunately you hear it alot. The acting is exactly how I imagine teenagers would act that have no clue in what they are supposed to do. The concept of the story is not only done before but it's also one of those things I hate to watch. You get the perspective of each character, so you basicaly watch the same thing over and over but through another character's eyes, with some slight modifications to the story. It's boring, it has always been boring, and I don't get why people still make movies this way. The movie couldn't end quick enough for me. I don't think I could have listen to one more of those lazy songs without puking.