Jeanskynebu the audience applauded

BlazeLime Strong and Moving!

Lawbolisted Powerful

MamaGravity good back-story, and good acting

coopaloopdude Amazing, the cast was perfect for portraying the characters personality, and while most college movies are either very cheesy or not particularly funny, this film was neither. Colin Sander and others have made an amazing comedy that i wouldn't mind watching twice! the ability for the actors communicate well and work together to overall make great jokes that had my stomach hurt from laughter. Colin Sander, while an amazing kendama player introduced kendama into another hobby of his very well, which was hilarious to see, as i do play kendama myself. i hope to see many other productions by Colin, and if they are similar to this i know they will make it big.

jackobob-807-578345 Though I be just an Englishman even I can relate with the wit and humour of a gorgeous US movie such as this. Well where do I start fresh from VGHS Jimmy Wong is delightful albeit he may be the only actor except Nathalie Ramos in this movie I knew of and Nathalie Ramos is again amazing in this movie. Moving from House of Anubis which was dark(ish) albeit cheesy as anybody's business to a full out college humour the transition was seamless. It could of gone with the norm of college/teenagers coming out movies but no it went with a kick ass RA and some lines that though were cliché had a charm to them. It has also managed to add in a kendama and well any movie that introduces and addicts me to a sport like this has to be worth a watch right

gpknopp Movies about the American college experience are silly, and this raises the bar. The reality of the American college environment is unreal, and so any comedy flick on the subject is by nature exploitative. Which reminds me to write that screenplay on my very real college experience that laid the groundwork for the next 20 years of my life.The bottom line: this is an incredibly silly movie specific to California college life. It is not particularly awful and has some poignant and well thought out comedic moments. It has, as a major theme, the abuse of social media, which, given the sorry state of American culture these days - with people sharing a meal paying more attention to their cell phones than their company - is a real concern. This B-Grade flick makes the unpopular argument that the pervasiveness of social media is excessive, and that we we need to find a balance."Are you Amish?"

Beau Walters To start off,this movie was both entertaining and philosophical. The film offers aspects of humor I have never seen used in film. The film makers used many different techniques to amuse and entertain the audience. Each scene was not only quite amusing and often made me laugh out loud, but provided a look into the human mind. A lighthearted moral guide. Many lessons to be learned from this unbelievable film.I can't say enough about the hysterical humor presented in this movie. There can only be great things and better films to come in the future from this ultra- talented group of cinematographers. This is a true masterpiece if studied and observed with an open mind. I recommend this film to anyone who wants a brief look into mind of the American adolescent. Be warned that you may never feel the same after watching this film.Thank you to everyone who participated in this film. I enjoyed every second.