10 Years

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Lack of background meets lack of character build up, which means you really don't care what happens to anyone; but, that doesn't stop them from trying. Justin Long makes another appearance where he is the same character he's been since the late 90's. Personally I really liked him in Dodgeball, his best acting job yet. With that said, there are some funny scenes, and overall it will keep the female audience entertained while the male audience will periodically check their phones and think of ways to make conversation during the movie. When there is nothing else on, and I mean nothing else...you won't be too disappointed. Final word; not bad for a HS reunion feel good movie that only made it to select theaters. -Justin

There are a number of young actors that I have felt showed a great deal of potential in recent years, so I looked forward to watching this. I don't mind that it's a "little film", but I do mind that the talents of people such as Channing Tatum, Justin Long, Anthony Mackie, and Max Minghella are so wasted in what is a relatively boring film. Is it really possible to make a film where you sit there thinking there isn't a single character here that I would like to know? Well, yes, it's possible, and that is the one thing this film achieved. Of the four actors I mentioned, not to mention anybody else, there's not a single good thing I can say about their performances. I'd say it's a waste of celluloid, but of course, that's not the media films are on anymore. The plot...well, I'm not totally sure there was a plot or script...maybe they just ad-libed as they went along...just seems to meander through a class reunion with little or no purpose. I hope no one got paid for writing this script! Actually the film was written and directed by Jamie Linden, whom I predict will have a pretty short career. This film was so bad that I actually think less of the actors involved than I did before watching it. Why did they select such tripe? And did anyone have any concept of how flat an effort this was. I don't think I've ever given a film less than a "5", but since you can't give a "zero", I'm stuck with giving it a "1". To the actors: You have great potential. Be a bit more selective in the future.