Sundown

It's supposed to be a teen rebellion/comedy move and so they cast a bunch of people in their mid to late twenties. The main character is supposed to be 18, but he looks like he is 25. Why? Because the actor was 25 when they filmed it.

Perhaps the total miscasting would be less noticeable if the movie had more worth in other places. Unfortunately the only real fun came in the form of Chuy the cab driver. Overall a very bland and formulaic movie.

Some poor reviews but I thought it's actually pretty good. The main character does look like he's 30 though and was good not great by any means. The kid from project x would have been a better fit. Camilla belle was awesome in this, stole the show.

Had to be the worst movie in relations to the EDM & Dj Culture. A Top 100 Dj taking a random kid pre-made set that the kid made at home and playing it live in-front of a packed club. Not to mention he never even hear the set. Was really sad cause they have some real old-school dj's involved with this movie. And when he finally gets to Dj he never mixes one track. Its just one continuous pre- made set he plays over and over in-front of pack clubs, and they even play the same song every time he dj's lol. People say it didn't have that great of a cast, actually it did, it just had the worst writing possible. And it didn't help no one could pull off there foreign accents. Its one of those movies that you cant believe that could be filmed in such a high productions, only to be written so horribly.

I am not sure what people who negatively reviewed this movie expected. This is not a serious movie. It's supposed to be a comedy and a party movie. This is a kind of a movie you should watch if you need some mindless fun. Story is medicore and fully clichéd but I really enjoyed the music and party atmosphere. In short, this movie does well what it is supposed to do.

You can't really think too much about certain things that happen in the movie. They don't make too much sense, if any. The inciting incident (the one that happens in Mexico that is), is so far stretched it makes you wonder how and why someone would be fooled again ... You know the saying: Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice - shame on me.

The movie itself is pretty predictable, the sidekicks and love interests doing their part. There is a short scene that animal lovers will not like at all, but it is part of reality (unfortunately). Which also leads to something that is very far stretched, but you have to let that one go too. So the point I'm making, just try to enjoy as much as possible and blend out the flaws. If you can't (which is understandable), you won't have any fun