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- Genre : Comedy
- Release Date : March 02, 2012
- MPAA Rating : R
- Duration : 88 minute(s)
- Production Budget : 12
- Studio : Warner Bros. Pictures
- Official Site : http://projectxmovie.warnerbros.com/
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will only inspire a chorus of guttural "get off my lawn"s
by Ben Boyer [Sky Movies ]
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this party has no hangover, and frankly, Project X is no Hangover
by William Goss [Film.com ]
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the movie lacks the heart that made such films as "Superbad" and "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle" rise above their genres
by Randy Cordova [Arizona Republic ]
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the film spends forever covering party shots that aren't as inherently interesting
by Sara Maria Vizcarrondo [Boxoffice Magazine ]
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the film looks like shit, the characters are boors, and it's as sloppily put-together as the home movie it pretends to be
Review rate : C-
by Keith Phipps [AV Club ]
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the central message is utterly bogus and it's ultimately let down by some appalling misogyny and a deeply unlikeable central character
by Matthew Turner [ViewLondon ]
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the camera is only a primitive tool for capturing grainy, trashy spectacle
by Andrew Lapin [NPR ]
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the "Animal House" of the iPhone generation? Could be. Pretty enjoyable for parents too
by Neil Genzlinger [New York Times ]
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proffering what is essentially a succession of debaucherous montages, intermingled with uneven attempts at comedy
by Thomas Leupp [Hollywood.Com ]
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more vulgar, sexist, and homophobic than other entries in the teen sex comedy cycle
by Andrew Schenker [Slant Magazine ]
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misogynistic movie filled with faceless crowds and nary a character who resembles an actual human being
by Claudia Puig [USA Today ]
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like Superbad crossed with Chronicle, only without any redeeming elements
by Simon Miraudo [Quickflix ]
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it's like a snowball rolling downhill, getting bigger, and badder, until it wipes out everything and leaves a path of destruction in its wake
by Julian Roman [MovieWeb ]
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it's all in 'good' fun and faked for film after all
by Bill Gibron [Filmcritic.com ]
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in the end, though, it ain't nothin' but a party
Review rate : B
by Owen Gleiberman [Entertainment Weekly ]
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Reviewed by Todd McCarthy [Hollywood Reporter ]