Expelled

I loved the story telling and the balancing between characters

I gave this movie the benefit of the doubt to see if Cameron Dallas was more than a pretty face. Perhaps I should have just gone with my initial instinct.

The acting, at best, is terrible. The principal - whose name I didn't bother to memorize - gives off one of the worst performances. It's almost like he's gritting his teeth and praying for filming to be over. Cameron has about a minute-and-a-half's worth of somewhat decent acting; given that this film will take away an-hour-and-half of your life, that's not a very promising ratio.

The dialogue itself is terrible. It's one thing to have decent lines and crummy actors, but this was a well-rounded film in terms of how badly thought out it was. Let me provide an example for you:

"Aren't you expelled?" "Um.../yeah./"

The entire film is essentially a knock-off of every 80's comedy ever made but with grade-D acting and elementary dialogue.

Do yourself a favor and skip this, regardless of how attractive you might find Cameron Dallas.

I can't believe I just saw this piece of monumental crap. What they where thinking when they made this movie? The acting has zero value. The plot is beyond stupidity. It makes dumb and dumber (the worst comedy of the year) to look like a masterpiece. I want my time back. I've never seen a movie that made me wanna kill myself. What has become of cinema? Who is making movie stars now? Vine? Instagram? Snapchat?. Humanity is lost. If they continue making movies like this I'm just gonna be ready for extinction. I won't recommend this even to my worst enemy. I need to calm down now. Sorry for my English, I used to write in Spanish. The word we use for this kind of thing is: Caca.

This movie is one of the few I've ever watched that I couldn't stomach past the first twenty minutes. Viner and infamous asshole Cameron Dallas can't act at all, making him a more than terrible choice for the lead actor in this flick. The other internet celebrities that appear in the movie aren't much better. It felt like I was watching the low-budget remake of Ferris Bueller's Day Off- except Cameron Dallas is not at all as likable as Matthew Broderick. In fact, I hated the character within the first three minutes of viewing. The plot and back story of the film were weak and about as believable as its characters. If you're looking to watch some of your favourite Youtube stars in a film, maybe try Camp Takota instead. How did this ever get a 5.3 rating???

This movie is an absolute affront to both society, and good taste as a whole. The "Vine Star" cast turns in a predictably bad performance but to their credit they adhere to their traditional format, there are about 6 seconds of good acting in the entire film. Do not, under any circumstance, watch this movie. It seems like a middle school English class tried to rewrite Ferris Bueller's Day Off, but their teacher gave them the added parameter that the term "butthole" had to be used 15 times. The main character's brother turns in an atrocious Jim Carrey impression. Perhaps the movie would've benefited from a cast of real actors, but the producer who decided to use internet "celebrities" in lieu of trained actors greatly underestimated the public's palate for terrible acting. 1/10, and that's generous.