Blurt

Short and light teenage film, very nice to watch, a "Super Sincere" teen, clichézinho, the brothers are cute, and their relationship memorable, some good fun comics, funny...

For a rather short film, it had a lot more laughs than some feature-length comedies with "big" stars. Jace Martin, JoJo Siwa and. Lillian Doucet-Roche were particularly good.

Its a fun movie to watch on a casual night with the kids. So glad movies like this exist, they have their place. It's impossible to not be a fan of Jace.

This is an alright teenage film for all viewers to watch. Viewers could learn a thing or two after watching this film. The storyline of this film was a bit weak. The crew could have made some improvements to make it this film better. The cast selection was fine. They committed to the storyline and to their respective characters. The chemistry between the cast members could have been better. I am a fan of Jace Norman and he is building his career in a great way. He is going to be a big name one day. This teenage film reveals to viewers that everyone should be careful in the world of today. Anything can happen. This is an alright teenage film for everyone to watch.

This was made for children, perhaps by children. It is just a vehicle for the main star, Jace Norman's audience. He is a likable and talented young actor, but unfortunately the rest of the cast fall incredibly short. Who is Jojo Siwa? She should find another career because she cannot act. Most unbelievable moment was the supposedly beautiful girl that Norman's character liked, the one who made him unable to speak. Did they look at her. She was rather ugly and too tall. Is Hollywood out of pretty girls? Overall, skip it unless you like Jace Norman. He is entertaining.