Fun Size

Absolutely not a good movie - the bizarre combination of childish slapstick and adult sex humour is incongruous at best and disturbing at worst - but I did actually laugh a reasonable amount, and if it worked for me it almost certainly worked for the target tween audience, so I feel it would be churlish to take too much issue.

nothing new here, you have probably seen this dozens of times before.

I was expecting this films target audience to be for children but there is quite alot of unexpected adult humour. Just a shame none of it is funny or fresh. All of the jokes just seem to be regurgitated from the previous film in this genre. The characters are irritating, the plot is incredibly predicatable and Johnny Knoxville is just not funny!

Really just revoltingly terrible. And an inordinate number of pedophilia jokes for something aimed at teens. Tonally ridiculous, and has exactly 0 laughs throughout the *entire* thing. Yuck.

funny movie 10 out of 10

It'd be easier to tolerate if it were better made, but it's not. A sloppy script, haphazard editing, lethally glacial pacing, and it looks grungy as all hell. A few chuckles here and there, but this belongs on Nickelodeon on a slow Saturday night, not in the multiplexes.

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Quite daunting how horrible this actually was.

Seriously, waste of time.

It actually had its moments. Heck, seeing Jane Levy as a slut in a Nickelodeon movie was a bit strange. But not enough to make the film interesting.

i don't regret seeing it, but i hope to never see it again. would have rated it lower, but i do have to admit that a few of the jokes had me heartily laughing.

Just like every single piece of fun size halloween candy I have no real memory of it once it's over but didn't mind it as it unfolded. You only really remember the houses that hand out the full size bars or the crazy guy that handed out cans of RC Cola

Let's face it, comedy in the movie house has never shied away from pushing boundaries. And today's contemporary Hollywood laughers--with their penchant for mining raw, off-center giggles from "real" experiences--have made the genre even bolder and more controversial than ever. (pluggedin.com)

not so good