10 Years (2012)
Average Rating: 5.8/10
Reviews Counted: 56
Fresh: 33 | Rotten: 23
A sweet ensemble comedy about a high school reunion, 10 Years is well cast but unfortunately predictable and short on three dimensional characters.
Average Rating: 6.6/10
Critic Reviews: 16
Fresh: 12 | Rotten: 4
A sweet ensemble comedy about a high school reunion, 10 Years is well cast but unfortunately predictable and short on three dimensional characters.
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In this ensemble comedy, 10 Years follows a group of friends on the night of their high school reunion who, a decade later, still haven't quite grown up. Channing Tatum plays Jake, who is deeply in love with his girlfriend (Jenna Dewan-Tatum) and ready to propose-until he runs into his high school flame (Rosario Dawson) for the first time in years. Jake's friend Cully (Chris Pratt) married his cheerleader girlfriend (Ari Graynor), and has been looking forward to the reunion so he can finally
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Cast
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Channing Tatum
Jake -
Jenna Dewan-Tatum
Jess -
Justin Long
Marty -
Max Minghella
A.J., AJ -
Kate Mara
Elise -
Chris Pratt
Culley, Cully -
Rosario Dawson
Mary -
Lynn Collins
Anna -
Oscar Isaac
Reeves -
Ari Graynor
Sam -
Brian Geraghty
Garrity -
Ron Livingston
Paul -
Anthony Mackie
Andre -
Eiko Nijo
Suki -
Aubrey Plaza
Olivia -
Scott Porter
Scotty P. -
Aaron Yoo
Peter Jung -
Nick Zano
Nick Vanillo -
Isaac Kappy
Gutterball -
Sara A. Emami
Sara -
Bryce Hayes
Pushy Classmate -
Marie A.K. McMaster
Pushy Classmate's Wife -
Brady Kephart
Hair Gel Guy -
Kenneth McGlothin
Taller Geek -
Todd Malta
Todd the Husband -
Lauren Poole
Todd's Wife -
Cat Stone
Cat -
Alex Knight
Band Geek -
Frantz Durand
Frantz -
Michelle Griego
Amber Lynn -
Monique Candelaria
Amy Lee -
Rebekah Wiggins
Mona -
Ivan Martin
Bartender Jerry -
Y Not
Dancer -
Jack Nation
Anna's 6 year old -
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All Critics (60) | Top Critics (18) | Fresh (33) | Rotten (23) | DVD (3)
A bracingly un-gimmicky, heartfelt and fresh take on the theme of growing up.
Even the most exhausted, hackneyed and innately annoying genre can yield a film of breezy charm and prickly dramatic consequence.
An inconsequential high-school-reunion comedy that gets better when it stops trying to make you laugh.
Linden manages to overcome what would seem to be a premise fraught with peril with a lot of help from a likable cast, making "10 Years" a surprisingly enjoyable movie.
'10 Years' is a surprisingly solid variation on a familiar tune.
Writer/director Jamie Linden and his excellent cast beautifully evoke the sentimental magic inherent in their scenario.
It's easy to see how Linden attracted such a star-studded young cast. Most every character has his or her own moment, and many of them deliver lines that stick with you.
To hate 10 Years is like hating the enthusiastic girl who organizes your high school reunion-- can you really be so mean when so much effort was made and a reasonably good time was had by all?
Solid work...by, most notably, Lynn Collins, whose Anna is the most deeply explored character in the film.
The ingredients are there, but not the follow-through: This resolutely niceness-first film just won't stir the pot.
a pleasing mix of belly laughs and gentle sighs. When the plot twists, and the secrets are revealed, what they lack in surprise they almost make up for in a gentle, heartfelt sincerity.
This should be a new rule for filmmakers: If the people you're following aren't as interesting as the real folks you know and love, your movie won't be much to leave home for or come home to.
There is an embarrassment of wealth in the young acting pool participating in this enormous ensemble filled with drama and comedy.
It's about as much fun as spending 100 minutes in a room full of annoying strangers.
[Linden] also makes a wise decision by having his cast drinking and/or drunk throughout the entire movie. The audience would do well to do the same.
Trite, banal and underwhelming.
"10 Years," which should have abandoned its attempted comedy and focused on its somewhat effective drama, unintentionally backfires by proving that a real-life Hollywood couple has less on-screen chemistry than two actors who've practically never met.
10 Years is no Big Chill, but it has just enough warmth to keep it alive.
..the major players all feel real and relatable and the Albuquerque location projects anywhere U.S.A.
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Top Critic
The movie isn't something you would miss if you didn't see it. Just an average flick with forgetable performances.