maxballard The actor playing the main character was bad at acting, and the attempts at being cool were just cringey. The acting from the adults was hit and miss, and the whole movie felt boring and forced. The shots were nice looking and the cinematography was not bad, but it lacked any real voice. Low budget movies like Paranormal Activity or The Dirties can be good, because they make up for their low budget with high personality. Expelled is a mediocre to bad movie, and is not cringey enough to be so bad it is good either. It is just bad. Nice try though.

Tyler Flynn This movie had 4 stars on Netflix, I was like "Cool this should be good!" I get 5 minutes into Cameron Dallas's monotone acting voice and I am trying to cut my ears off.I decide it must get better. So 15 minutes into the movie or around there Matt Shively comes in and gives a wonderful performance with his sh*tty lines.At this point Cameron Dallas comes back on and breaks the 4th wall for the billionth time and I am dead, from all my cringing.If you want to break your neck from cringing, be my guest, watch this god awful movie.On the bright side the actor is good-looking (IMO) so once you cut your ears off you can just look at him to make yourself feel better about the 20 minutes you just wasted watching this garbage.

calebchase Im sorry but this movie was just downright awful. The acting sucked, Cameron should just stop acting because hes just terrible. The jokes were terrible. The only actually good actor in this movie was Matt Shivley. Awesomeness TV has produced some way better movies like "The Smosh Movie" but this just sucked. The story was just very dumb and un-original. I don't recommend seeing this movie at all, but Im so glad I didn't pay for it. I had very low expectations for this movie and they met them! Id hate to say it but Dragonball:Evolution was a better movie than this. So all in all this movie was horrible do not watch it. Id wrather watch db evolution 59 billion times over.

Isadora Montiel Peralta I'm just going to go right ahead and tell you not to waste your time with this. It tries to be some sort of tribute to Hughes' Ferris Bueller's Day Off (FBDO), but instead it is a terrible TERRIBLE attempt at copying it. Felix? Seriously? They couldn't even find a name that wasn't so similar to Ferris. It was obvious from the very first sequences that the concept is basically the same, I mean come on, popular kid; the principal is the "villain"... The Skype call? That's like when Ferris uses his computer to alter the amount of absences he's had in the school's system. Addressing the audience is FBDO's trademark, so to speak. I could go on, but there's no point. If you want to watch an irreverent teen movie that's actually funny and original, watch Ferris Bueller's Day Off, OK? Not this pseudo-comedy.