LOL Reviews

Okay. Seen it all before and done better, but this was mildly entertaining. I didn't hate it.

"This movie is actually spot on when it comes to mother and daughter relationships. Especially when the mother had the child at a younger age. You still are growing and changing and sometimes are going through similar changes as your almost adult child. I know it's really a shocking discovery when you find out that your parents are human and still making mistakes and learning. I liked the movie, but the story wasn't strong enough. The acting by some wasn't that great either. Miley does OK in this film. Her crying seemed a bit fake at times. I found it really hard to believe her. The supporting cast really helped make this movie watchable. I miss Demi in films. I liked her in this. I wouldn't mind seeing her in more movies again. I think it's worth at least a one time watch."

You can change your status, but not your heart.

Good movie! I can understand why "wanna be" critics feel like this is a bad movie but for real this movie is not suppose to be taken seriously. It's not an oscar movie we get it.. but don't criticized it like one. I thought this movie was fun and worth my time so go see it if you want on a lonely night.

In a world connected by YouTube, iTunes, and Facebook, Lola and her friends navigate the peer pressures of high school romance and friendship while dodging their sometimes overbearing and confused parents. When Lola's mom, Anne, "accidentally" reads her teenage daughter's racy journal, she realizes just how wide their communication gap has grown. Through hilarious and heartfelt moments between mother and daughter, LOL is a fresh coming-of-age story for modern times.

Miley Cyrus and Demi Moore star in the coming-of-age drama LOL, an ugly and monotonous film that has no depth. The story follows seemingly ordinary teenager Lola, who struggles to deal with an overbearing mother, a cheating ex-boyfriend, and the other trials and tribulations of high school. The film is poorly written, and none of the characters have any dimension. Compounding the problem is the poor acting, which does nothing to make the characters interesting or likable. LOL is a pretentious piece of garbage that's shallow and tedious.

Was LOL really needed? Did it bring anything new to the teen romance/comedy genre? No to both. However even with its bad acting (especially by Miley Cyrus) LOL is just barely watchable. I am sure young teen girls will enjoy it but can't see anyone else caring much about it.

I learned three things watching this film. All parents are idiots most of the time, it's OK to smoke the reefer in front of a narcotics pig as long as your friend is dating him, and French people eat disgusting things. I liked this movie I guess, I just couldn't ever really put my finger on what the point of it was. Still, it was a nice love story with decent music, the evil ganja and some laughs. Absolutely adequate.

Surprisingly not a piece of shit. There are a lot of funny lines in there. Mostly the grandmother. And some of the shit that happens in this movie is really funny too.

Nothing too great, although god bless it it tries. Miley Cyrus almost breaks through into legitimately good acting, but can't quite make it. The characters are amusing and fun to watch, but despite how much you care while they're onscreen once the show's over you'll more than likely end up going, "What was that?" Really iy's just a sweet, cream-flavored thing that wants to (but can't) be a serious teen romance flick.

Uhm ... yawn. The title of the film is very misleading as there is very little to laugh at here (to be fair -- I don't even think Cyrus is bad enough to laugh at here). The title, LOL, is actually Cyrus's character's nickname which is a shortened for of Lola (see how original this film is?). This is a remake of a hugely popular French film of the same name; but I don't really see why it had to be replicated for stateside audiences as it offers up nothing new on the teenage, youth culture addicted to the digital world. Lola likes a boy but he doesn't really like her and another boy likes her but they are really good friends and she thinks it would be weird to want to date him as he is such a friend and all ... yeppers, that is the story. Cyrus isn't awful here; but I am perplexed as to why Demi Moore (Ghost, A Few Good Men, Disclosure) would sign-up to play her mothers. The film is about some kids learning life lessons ... but not really. All of the children here are rewarded with a school trip to Paris so it never really matters what any of them do. It is perhaps the parenting in this flick that is more startling than the teenagers ... that they run the world isn't much of a surprise to some of us on the outside looking in at their lives. This movie was made FOR this audience. What lesson should be learned? Ahem ...

This movie was a complete waste of time. The story between Lola and Kyle could have been much sweeter if Cyrus wasn't playing the part of Lola. She really is an awful actress and ruins the story for me every time.

Warning: extreme chick flick. Ladies, please do not ever subject a guy to this movie. And if you're not at least mildly interested in girly drama, then for the love of all that is holy, do not watch. Typically this isn't really my thing, and I will admit it's incredibly hokey and I poked fun at it from start to finish. But it's cheesy in a feel-good kind of way, and that's got to count for something. There's no fantastic acting or intricate plot to be found within a 500 mile radius of this film, but for what it is, it's actually pretty enjoyable.

Made well. Actors weren't bad. Cinematography wasn't bad. Wasn't shit because it was low budget. But was completely lacking any substance. Girl gets cheated on. Finds a guy. Sleeps with him. Mom finds out by reading her diary. Girl gets pissed. Mom is pissed. Girl apologizes, and it's all good... no real transition. Just kind of like "Dude, my bad." "Cool". And that's how it ends....

Needed more. I felt this lacked any emotion and was really geared towards pre teens.

Easily one of the worst movies ever made.

Filled to the brim with teenage hipster bullshit and misplaced new age parent-child relationships underscored by hilariously bad dialogue and scattershot plotting, with every character more unbearable than the last, "LOL" represents the absolute worst film as a medium has to offer.

This deserves 8 stars. No questions.

This movie is straight up trash! Just watch the French version. It's much better than this garbage. No, wait, they both suck!

"LOL" 10 Scale Rating: 3.5 (Bad) ...

The Good: There were a few scenes that were somewhat cute, I suppose. Despite overacting quite a bit, Cyrus was believable as a petulant teenager and Demi Moore was solid as a mother having difficulty understanding her daughter.

The Bad: The beginning is somewhat rushed, seemingly in an effort to shorten the length of the film. Most of the obstacles in the movie are easily remedied and there is little drama when it comes to the actual outcome. Most characters are angry or betrayed in the film for fleeting moments despite what has transpired. Cyrus overacts and the rest of the cast is forgettable.

Forced to watch against my own free will, gives terrible stereotypes of the modern High school student, and the acting, along with the story is just terrible

if you like to laugh at the cliches adolescents, is perfect.