Rock Paper Scissors

If you're into rocks then I'd say watch School Of Rock. If you're into paper then I'd recommend Paper Towns. And, if you're into scissors then...well I just suggest you don't run with them. BUT, if you are looking for all three together in a decent R rated comedy, then you are a very specific audience and have come to the right place.

This film is one near and dear to my heart, I was involved from the start and so glad that it has finally been picked up. My wife and I watched it together and totally enjoyed it, a few scenes not meant for kids but lots of laughs throughout the film. Great to see so many kids from the area with nice size roles as well as cameos. Cinematography and soundtrack were stellar and they both kept the pace up so time flew by. The character development was wonderful to watch as the movie progressed. Cheers to everyone involved!

This is the epitome of a low-budget film with extremely high-talent behind the lens. Writing is tight, editing is sharp as a razor, music is persistently great throughout and the acting is exactly what one would expect from a movie where the ultimate goal is to play rock-paper-scissors in a large, professionally-produced environment. As ridiculous as it may sound, the story actually makes a lot of sense throughout the progression of the main characters journey.

It's 90 minutes of tomfoolery. Without knowing you, I know that you, the reader, have sat through much longer endeavors and felt cheated out of time sucked form your life. This is not one of those films. It tells you exactly what it is and never wavers. Have a Labatt Blue and a pastrami sandwich and relish in the kind of silliness you used to cherish as a teen.

I really enjoyed this film! With so many movies coming out and all being the same I loved how refreshing and original this movie was. Who knew Rock Paper Scissors was a thing?! The main characters all have their own strong stories and reasons for banding together. An endearing group of misfits make you want them to win! I definitely laughed out- loud watching this and even purchased it on Amazon. I recommend this film for a fun night in, don't forget the popcorn!

I almost decided to pass after discovering that it apparently doesn't exist .(Not a single review on Rotten Tomatoes? Really?) But I'm glad I sat down and watched because it's far better--without being "great." or "destined for classic and/or cult status"--than I assumed it was on the basis of its obscurity.

I appreciated the fact that the actors playing high schoolers actually looked young enough to BE in h.s. (In fact, most actually looked too young to play seniors. Lol.) The lead, Vahe Sevani, is immensely appealing, although I'm puzzled why the script made him an L. A. transplant rather than a New Yorker because he has much more of an "East Coast Vibe."