Such a frustrating disappointment

Pretty Good

Perfect cast and a good story

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

This movie does not need description really. It's just a movie about a wild, dissolute, sinful party, the dream of many teenagers. Inspired (not based) by a party in Australia.

Nothing too much to say about the content of the movie really. Giving that nothing really happened? Perhaps it's not fair to give such a harsh comment, but the whole movie really is just about throwing a party for a not so popular high school kid and how sick it was and as you can expect... it went out of control. That being said, the best part is perhaps the dog jumping in the bouncy castle for me.

Chimpanzees on the set of Project X, a film starring Matthew Broderick, mistreated. Bob Barker and Burnet did some investigating, and on the strength of their findings, the L.A. Department of Animal Regulation launched an inquiry. Barker says they learned that the chimps in the film had been beaten with blackjacks and clubs. A blackjack is a lead baton.A cattle prod and a gun had been seen on the set, along with a giant snake Barker believes was used to frighten the chimps.AHA officials claim that Barker's incriminating photos show not instruments of torture but batons and plastic paddles used for reprimands and a snake used "to elicit a certain expression on the face of the chimp."The Department of Animal Regulation asked the L.A. district attorney's office to bring charges against the film's six animal trainers. But the film's producers denied mistreatment, and the AHA, which had representatives on the set throughout filming, said its own investigation had turned up no evidence of abuse. As it turned out, the applicable statute of limitations on the case had run out by the time the DA was informed, and no charges were brought.The UAAR took out ads and ran photographs they claimed showed Project X trainers mistreating chimps.

Watchable, but such a waste of time. The performances are OK, the cast, OK, the direction competent, but it pretends to have a message. And that message is so offensive that it grates. By the films end, where the stupid cast of "Young" party goers, who are game for everything and ignore the world around them. treating people who do not find their mindless destruction of property-And here it is fair to point out that the property destroyed is not there own- as unimaginative and unsympathetic. The stupid lead and his equally stupid father, stand reviewing the total wreckage of the house and property. They exchange mild comments as though it didn't really matter that much , and that the father has some kind of sneaking admiration of his son, for achieving the disaster. Only morons will find this waste of money worthwhile.