carolyna0402

This story is about a missing paper "boy", mysterious woods, and his two friends' quest to find out what happened to him. Let's start out with why are men who look about 35 playing high school seniors? Next, add is dialogue that is really artificial. The "acting", plot and setting are about what you would get if you handed two twelve year olds (with no acting experience) a camera and told them to make up a plot and adlib dialogue on the spot. The end of the movie makes no sense whatsoever. It's as if the kids didn't know what they wanted to happen at the end and just throw two different ideas together. And did I say the acting was really, really bad? Or why they chose to make 35 year old looking men play high schoolers? How about why the main character's mother looked like she was in her mid 70's? This movie might be good for a laugh.

First you have two black parents and their daughter is Latina. Next, the daughter is sitting around with fake eye lashes listening to rap, but supposedly got into every college she applied to including Georgetown. But she decides to go to the University of Minnesota, which she everyone elsd is saying that's the best college, but the acceptance rate is 75 percent. Her family is saying she's going away to college for a few years and coming back a doctor. That's not how it works. I guess the writers have no idea what a good college is or to become a doctor, you need 4 years of colleges, 4 or more of medical school and then residency. But hey let's just call a teenage girl a doctor. They put even less effort in getting the actors to do more than read their lines with no emotion. Nothing makes sense. The family is upper middle class, but the girl has to live in a house thats rent-free instead of living in a dorm on campus. All the friends she meets are so ghetto. You'd never believe they were college students. All dialogue sounds like characters are making it up on the spot. Nothing happenens for most of the movie but characters ad-libbing lines. Nothing happens until some ridiculous thing at the end. This movie is like a high school project.