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This is an alright teenage film for all viewers to watch. The crew did a fine enough job in creating this teenage film. The storyline of this teenage film was good enough and original. The cast selection was great. I am a massive fan of Ciara Bravo, Ariana Grande, Jennette McCurdy, and Noah Munck. All from Nickelodeon. They all work very well with each other. The chemistry between them is always strong. This teenage film reveals to viewers that everyone needs to be more cautious in the world of today. No one knows what truly is out there and no one knows what the future holds. This is a fine teenage film for everyone to watch.

First and foremost, this is a NICKELODEON TV MOVIE. If you are expecting an Oscar winning performance or storyline, some reevaluation of your life should be done. Keeping that in mind, this movie is probably one of the best kid's made for TV films I've seen in a long time. Although, it wasn't laugh out loud funny, it definitely kept my attention through out the entire 120 minutes. The story was VERY well done. All of the characters were quirky and like able. And the character development in a few of the characters (Darren and Amanda) were really cute(for lack of better words). I didn't personally read the book, but the changes should be no surprise to anyone.

All in all, this movie was really good. Something the kids can watch with adults, but without the latter dying of boredom. I definitely recommend it for those who aren't ridiculously and unnecessarily critical.

It's an entertaining movie and I could watch this every time when I'm like bored or so. Btw, I love ari's role here. She really fit it! LOL. And Jennette! I love her and she's so funny!

Honestly this movie is really good? Like, it's targeted toward kids, but even an adult can enjoy it. Yes, it has plenty of stupid moments, but you can just laugh those off and still enjoy it. Props to nick for this one

As a film, the way it is, is pretty good. I don't know how different it is from the book adaption but it's not bad. Some movies will be very different from their book version but they're still faithful to the story which is what the movie still does. The actors do a good job. Noah Munck plays a great bully, I always thought so. I wish he could've had more to do. Noah Crawford and Chris O'Neal play good best friends, which was also visible in the former show, How to Rock. Jennette McCurdy, as Savannah, has to pale in comparison to herself (see her in Law & Order, Strong Medicine, Judging Amy, Medium, Ben & Kate, etc) which makes her end up being comical when Savannah has to be someone other than herself. Savannah was originally a dog whisperer, which came in handy in the book, I guess to distract the guard dogs. In the movie, she's meant to distract Swindell and the man he was originally going to sell the baseball card to. It's nice seeing Ariana Grande play the popular girl who's also a gymnast. And as the popular girl, she's surprisingly likable. It's too bad though that she doesn't literally kick butt though. And Ciara Bravo plays a great tech sidekick. The chemistry between all the actors is just perfect and I love how they work together and work off each other. I will say though that it's probably not a good idea to start the movie near the end and go back to the beginning but I digress. Aside from that, I love how the movie starts, moves along, and ends. It's an intense and fun film to watch.