Crushed

Human arts should reach and expose all corners, or vertices, or angles of reality. This movie does this in a intrepid, funny way, taking some activities and issues out of where some think we must forget them, in some hard, maybe never accessible, dark corners. It takes courage to show them instead, with a twist of funny inteligent script, appropriate for what really goes through the imaginative mind of a growing adult, who is still learning to separate right from wrong. The movie is purposely infusing both right and wrong, making us reflect, in a funny discrete way, that if we do not dedicate time, and attention to highlighting both, we end up missing on important components of our own freedom. Definitely not a movie for all grandmas, or maybe for all open minded grandmas, this is a movie for the ones that are above the complex of following certain templates, when educating their loved ones. The movie shows respect for human creativity without margins, while serving the purpose of observing what we want, from all aspects that we want, in all areas that we want, and when we want, maintaining our freedom to explore healthy, in both right and wrong, making fun of our own wrong ways, spontaneous, without the fear of some mentality threat, which is another type of narrow template. This movie skilfully stays very far away from comfortable patterns , with a reminder that when exploring the possibilities we have with film creativity, we should be ready to be stirred and excavating, while eliminating our own tendencies to create barriers that tell us to not go there, inviting us to think adventurous and free.

Fun girl high school comedy. Brenna has great energy, wish they let her go harder. She was clearly ready to go all out, could've had her climbing all over people like a Daniela Monet. There was a random foot scene but when the other lead tried take her shoes off too everybody yelled at her before she could show her feet to the camera.

The writing is cornball as you'd expect and the acting mostly yelling. Solid fun.

For what it is, a teen movie, it is not bad at all.

The storyline is a little outrageous but that's basically the teenage experience, no?

And the conclusion of the story was surprisingly realistic. I wouldn't necessarily recommend this movie to anyone, but certainly I wouldn't be against watching it. It was pretty entertaining, again, for what it is. I went in with the lowest expectations humanly possible, admittedly. I would suggest the same attitude towards it lol. And yeah I watched it because I'm in too deep in the Nicholas Alexander Chavez rabbit hole, but that does not invalidate my opinion. He doesn't have screen time as much as I would have preferred but while he was there, he played the heck out of his character; which I found impressive. I wouldn't be able to take myself seriously playing such a cretin. I would find it greatly humiliating. Which is why he's an actor and I am not, I suppose.

This movie is horrible, I didn't laugh once and the acting is so bad. It's like they couldn't decide if this was for children under 11 or over 18? The entire move is horribly cringeworthy scenes trying to come of as funny. The main character is insufferable and there is barely any character development throughout the entire thing. The plot is so strange and goes absolutely nowhere. I practically had to bare through the entire movie just to see if it gets any better and spoiler! It doesn't, it's just horrible acting, unfunny jokes, and a horrible rendition of how adults view what being a teenager is like now.

In addition to being juvenile & annoying, this movie also promotes immorality & bad behavior. Teen movies used to be decent & had a good message. Now they're created to just spread filth & make a quick buck. No wonder today's youth are so screwed up. The talent of these young actors is wasted on this garbage.