The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Veronica Mars 2014 movie is a great movie for Veronica Mars' fans. I'm a big fan of the TV Series, and honestly was rather interested to know how they were gonna make a movie after all this time that connected with the show. They did a beautiful job reiterating the series as the movie began and bringing in the reunion of the cast to start the movies story. I loved that they brought in a lot of the original cast from the series which made the movie feel as a nice continuation. At the rate of how the movie went there's a nice bit of room to even possibly bring a sequel out of it. I also love that while watching the movie it still felt like the TV show film style, very good job.If you're a Veronica Mars fan then I'm certain you can appreciate the movie, I believe they done a great job bringing it out. I cannot wait to add this movie to my DVD collection.

It's always like this: A smart-ass girl/boy/teen/guy with some instincts/talents/whatever solves a stupid puzzle. What's the point? To keep the audiences entertained? Or to humiliate them? It's funny how people support this stupidity. I don't mean the backers, but those who maintain the rating of this master-shite about 7. Innovation is dead. People think they are innovative but they don't know even the basic factors. Their target in kickstarter was about 2,000,000 dollars, but out of the blue they ended up with nearly 6,000,000. But it's funny to see the whole movie is flourished by SAMSUNG. Yes my friend! It's all about money! They reproduce the same old shite in different colors over and over. If you want to make a comedy go watch The Big Lebowski, Groundhog Day, Annie hall, etc., and learn something. If you cannot make something better than those movies at least try not to disrespect the audience. How Veronica Mars wakes up at the end of the movie with a pretty sharp make up. Even the black material in her eyes is not messed up! I believe there are two types of audiences these days, those who crave for movies like this and those who don't. The second group are always the victims! By the way, which part of the movie was funny? Why it's labeled comedy?

I only began the binge watch of the show Veronica Mars in late October and finished in less than 2 months so I can see the film as fast as possible. Does it live up to expectations? Absolutely. Does it do the show and the fans justice? Absolutely. I don't know that I could have pictured a better feature film adaptation from one of the best shows of the 2000's. Not only did they manage to bring back every single beloved character from the series but each of them felt like they actually meant something to the overall story arc. There just aren't many negatives.It starts off by showing Veronica in New York ready to take a job at a well known firm and still with college boyfriend Piz. It's worth mentioning how likable each of these characters are. Even the ones that manage to always get themselves into trouble you tend to have a soft spot for and that's a credit to the writers. The story takes a turn for the worse when believe it or not ex-boyfriend Logan Echolls calls for Veronica's help. He once again needs to be cleared for murder and Veronica is the only one to take the case. Enter Keith Mars, who still lives in Neptune, and has one of the best on screen father-daughter duos with Veronica. I cant tell you how many great one liners the two of them share throughout the series and now film.Of course we get short appearances from Weevil, Mac, Dick, and Wallace. And there's even a fight sequence that I can only assume was put in just for the fans, but nonetheless excellent cinema. I appreciate just how many things are put in strictly for hardcore fans. I wouldn't say I know the show better than most, but seeing the show beforehand definitely gives you a better appreciation. The actual villains aren't necessarily important. What's important is that Veronica and Logan are on screen together again, and are peacefully communicating for the most part. Anybody who watched the show will love the film and I can only hope there are more to come. The ending leaves the door open for future stories and hey if it's done by kick starter again, I will contribute.+Overwhelming amount of fan service +EVERYBODY is back +Great character drama +Leaves the door open 9.5/10

Veronica Mars (Kristen Bell) is trying to leave the drama of Neptune, California behind. She's interviewing for a lawyer job at a large firm. She's dating the safe Piz (Chris Lowell) now. Then she gets a call from star-crossed ex-boyfriend Logan Echolls (Jason Dohring). He's been dating pop star and fellow Neptune High alum Bonnie DeVille. He's in trouble as the prime suspect in her murder. Veronica gets drawn in on another Neptune murder. It's the 10-year high school reunion and she's forced to go.This is like hanging out with old friends. The gang is back and there's a new murder. How much enjoyment one gets from this movie probably depends on if that person saw the TV show. They bring back all the characters no matter how necessary to the main plot. Everybody gets to have their part. The movie exists for fans to catch up on these people. The Kickstarter campaign probably convinced Rob Thomas that this movie is more for the fans and it works well for that. For TV show non-watchers, this is a functional murder mystery but there are a lot of relationships with history that these people are unlikely to get.