Ilikehorrormovies My first time watching in 6th grade on TV, and I love this film. This movie put The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) to shame because their's more comedy, drama, and better script. I have to admit, I wish that party was real because it would of been the best day in my life. Story is realistic, good acting, found footage found that feel real, very funny and good fun! When I first watch it, I thought it was real until I seen an interview of the main cast. Anyways good movie, worth the buy! 10.4/10

Davis P There truly are no words to describe this movie. Project X is something that is just so wild and crazy, that it is entertaining, but it's also just soo crude and wildly inappropriate that it's like ehhhh.... I mean in the beginning, the three starring boys are pretty misogynistic and homophobic, especially Costa. That I definitely did not appreciate, and would've preferred that that aspect of the film would've just been cut out. I will say that I liked Thomas Mann, and I thought he did well in the leading role. I thought the nude teenage girls was a bit over the top, I mean seriously, we don't gotta see all that.... Don't have a problem with the language, or some of the sexual content, I realize that's a given with a movie like this, but seeing sequences of teen boobs?? No thanks.... I liked Kirby and Thomas's connection and on screen romance, I thought that was sweet and refreshing to see amongst all the chaos. I didn't like how Thomas was the only one actually convicted of crimes, and Costa, the one who was actually responsible, got off on no charges whatsoever, but idk if he actually had to do time or not, I just really liked Thomas's character, he's a sweet nice boy that just made a mistake and because of others actions, the situation got out of control. So overall, Project X is somewhat entertaining, but often times too crude, 7/10 is more than fair.

grantss So many loathsome characters...Mildly interesting, and some funny moments, but pretty much lowest common denominator stuff. The "heroes" of the story are probably the most unlikable, loathsome characters you've ever seen. In fact, just about every character is unlikable. Plot, what little there is, just gets more an more bizarre, and random, the further it goes on. Over-the-top events just for the sake of them.Really makes you worry about today's youth. A truly repellent generation.

bowmanblue I didn't actually get why this film was called 'Project X' - I must have popped out the room to make a cup of tea of something, but, no matter, I think I understood the rest of the film pretty well.Every few months a story comes on the news about a party that was 'accidentally' posted on some social networking site or other then spiralled out of control. Well, Project X is basically telling that story.It does it from a 'first person perspective' (think Blair Witch just with even more bodily fluids and a proper ending) where all footage is either filmed on hand-held camera, or someone's cameraphone. It follows the exploits of three high school boys who try and bump up their popularity by throwing a 'wild' party. And they do just that. The two thousand guests who attend end up being the least of their problems compared to flamethrowers and riot police - you'll have to watch it to find out.I found it worth a watch. Yes, you have to put up with plenty of annoying teenagers and some people have said that it's 'pro-drug taking' so you can probably guess some of the things they get up to.Apparently the people who made it had something to do with The Hangover. Well, I didn't find it half as funny as The Hangover, but I didn't really think it was supposed to be a straight out comedy. It's more a warning of the dangers of social networking (not to mention trusting your teenage kids with your house when you go away from the weekend).Project X will probably play best with teenagers who can relate to it, but if you're into those cringeworthy 'jackass' type shows, you may enjoy it too.