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Comedy • R • 2018 • 1 hr 34 min
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Quite funny and would watch this with friends but not family. Recommend to ya audience
A teenage comedy meant to be watched with friends. Worth watching for some crude humor, nothing else of substance.
Surprised me with how funny I thought this was. Dumb humor but it kept me laughing.
Yes it stupid cheesy bullshit, but I haven’t laughed this hard at a movie in a very long time
Forced humor, predictable plot, characters lack depth, inconsistent pacing and etc.
this movie has its own special spot in hell
Very funny. If you don’t mind dark/crude hunker this is a great comedy. Characters are quite amusing at times.
this was a pretty funny movie, would probably watch again!
A surprisingly hilarious movie, the actors aren't very known and are funny which is always good. It's mindless entertainment though but fun
pretty much the worst thing human beings have EVER produced
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