p-ayt84 Reviews

Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star (2011)

Silly on purpose

[10/10 · 1 January 2012]

Happy Madison makes very lighthearted feel good movies and this is why I have always liked them. Obviously this movie isn't for everyone, so if your into Sopranos or don't know how to be goofy and fun then stay away! To be indirect, it might offend the "smaller" crowd, and at the same time giving hope.

This movie touches on all the bases of what a movie needs, and then disregards them quickly. We come to expect movies to have way to much drama, and long scenes of terrible progression but Bucky didn't annoy me like that. What we find is a comedy to chat during and throw some popcorn. Being such a serious and critical society I found this film to be very refreshing.

Group Sex (2010 Video)

Trash

[1/10 · 28 December 2011]

This movie doesn't even deserve a review. It should be classified within the mass of movies we never heard of for a reason. I wouldn't say I didn't expect it with a name probably only appealing to people that wanted porn or idiots.

The whole movie is boring and a waste of time

IMDb wants more without giving the plot OK.

This movie is like sitting on a park bench that is backwards looking at a brick wall.

OK IMDb wants more.

If this is the first movie you ever saw you have seen every movie ever made that sucks.

Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (2011)

Brainwashed

[18 May 2011]

I have never heard of this kid until my friends daughter wanted to see this movie. I had no idea it was even a documentary.

I saw a lot of brainwashing tactics and illogical thinking. The fans being interviewed don't care if he's good or not, and they are dedicated for life only because he is advertised as super popular and that every girl should like him, or they are outcasts.

The music was highly inappropriate for children as it was all about love and heartbreak. This kid(and his producers) is pushing emotions onto our children in a brainwashing matter making it seem normal for 12 years to be in love and face all types of adult scenarios. Furthermore, the role models portrayed in the movie are rappers....do I need to elaborate? I went with a friend and her daughter to see this. She wasn't the type to scream during every picture of the beibs. In her words "Why does he smile like that?" "He seems so proud of himself". "He needs a haircut" For a little girl she understand what a shat-eating grin and a large ego looks like.

Anger, does not describe what I felt when I saw the other parents tolerate the retard screams coming from their child. Boys are not that important for a little girl to be so excited they will pass out from lack of oxygen. The more you tolerate the media portraying that this is okay, and the fact it belittles your child into an almost servant like attitude because he is cute and sings doesn't sit right with me.