Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

recommended

The first must-see film of the year.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

If I had known what I knew now I probably wouldn't have watched this movie. But unfortunately hindsight is 20/20. So in the hopes of saving someone else from the same fate, I'm writing a review. Now don't get me wrong, this isn't a bad movie, but I wouldn't necessarily call it a good one either. The twist is more than a little obvious if you think about it for more than 30 seconds. The biggest problem though isn't the obvious ending, it's the fact that the people who made this movie don't seem very sure about what they wanted this movie to be. Half of it was straight out of a typical teenage slumber party movie, but the other half felt like it belonged in a serious drama/thriller. I kind of understand what they were going for but I think it would have been a lot better if they had concentrated less on the sleepover aspect and more on the thriller part of the movie. There were some subplots that just didn't fit right and I also felt in some places like the use of "teen slang" was forced and just odd. Yes teens says things like "totes" and "shiz", but it felt like the placement of these words was too deliberate rather than the casual way they are typically used.Overall, it felt like this movie was trying to be "I Know What You Did Last Summer" with less gore and more substance, but it just fell flat and looked like someone took two completely different movies and turned them into one.

Eve is celebrating her 16th birthday and invited a few of her friend at home for a little party including a weird girl Liza. Also her BF Chapin, a rebel and and full of guts chick that like to ride with the skateboard. Everything is good until she decides that she wants to leave because she is bored and attracts the other girl in a game similar to "Truth or Dare" but the rules are different and the consequences if one of them refuse to do a challenge are more drastic. They start the game each having a task to do but requires much nerve and Eve hears a rumor in witch a colleague has committed suicide throwing from a bridge but Liza believes that the girl didn't jump and in fact Chapin is the one who pushed her. Until the end of the game, they find out what really happened and only one of them fail to accomplish her challenge so she must suffer the consequences.For an audience with the same ages as the girls in the movie and for those who have the same ideas for fun it will be a pleasure to watch. Many considers that the film is bad and who will think this it must be the kind of person who enjoys only truly good movies.

Some annoying and ridiculous girls decide to play a game called "Triple Dog", and who doesn't accept the dare, gets to have the head shaved. There isn't a single girl in the world that would accept this kind of game, but let's ignore that. The plot of this film is extremely ridiculous and impossible to happen; everything seems fake and absurd that you feel cheated while watching it. I was very bored while watching this, and when I thought there would be a sex scene between the rat girl and a guy, they simply don't do it. Not that I was expecting to see a porn, but it was so bad that one sex scene would make me give at least 1 star else to this. So, near the end, a girl is kissing a guy because she had to give him oral sex, and when she was almost there, the guy said "Oh no, I would prefer to kiss your friend instead of you". As if any guy in the world would refuse to receive oral sex in those circumstances. The whole story is pretty ridiculous and shameful, don't ever see this mess!

This movie was sort of interesting in a way, but at the same time there was just something wrong with it.The story told in "Triple Dog" is simple and easy to follow; a group of girls get together for a sleep-over and play a dare game, where they have to perform outrageous things. Now, something puzzles me, why would these girls group together at all, there is a lot of disharmony and animosity between several of the girls, so it makes no sense really. I could understand why Even and Liza hung out, as their mom's planned for them to do so, but some of the others, well that made no sense. Why hang out with people who you can't stand.Some of the dares in the movie were actually clever and had me laughing, but some of them were a bit too outrageous as well, and I wonder who in their right mind would actually do such things, even when dared.Bear in mind that this is a teenage movie, so the cast is almost entirely all teenagers. That being said, I actually think some of them pulled off their roles quite well. Scout Taylor-Compton (playing Liza) were the most memorable of the cast, as her character was the one with most personality. I am sure that Brittany Robertson (playing Chapin) is a good actress, but wow I really got ticked off at the way her character was behaving and talking. Note that there is profanity in the movie several times, so you might take that into consideration if you are easily offended. Emily Tennant (playing Sarah) also did a rather good job with her role.Having seen the movie, I am sitting here with a sense of "was this movie really necessary?". It seems like a fairly weak plot to make a movie on. But at the same time, the way the girls interact and behave amongst each other, makes it somewhat worth it. But don't except a blockbuster and award-winning movie from "Triple Dog". For me, this movie is the type of movie you watch once and never again, it just doesn't have enough value in it for a second watching.If for nothing else, then it was worth seeing it when you saw the girls with their shaved heads. A woman shaving off her hair is courageous, so hats off for that.