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This was weak

posted 10 years ago by Romanator69
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I liked the firs half. The second half was awful. Nothing really happened in this movie. There was no dirt or crazy incidents revealed. It's basically all about Screech admitting he's a little bitch. He should have just owned the character Screech instead of complaining about it. Was Zach really that whipped by his mom at 16, 17? Maybe, in the beginning. I don't believe he'd take her *beep* and not touch alcohol until 17.

I feel I know less about the show now, then before I watched this.

I'm disappointed.

[–] siamsa69 10 years ago

The movie was waaay to tame. There's tons more that happened that they didn't put into the movie.

[–] siamsa69 10 years ago

- They should've included Dustin living with Tiffani and her family for a while because Dustin and his father had such a volatile relationship.
- Mario hooking up with Tiffani and Elizabeth.
- Tiffani's much older boyfriend.

All of these have been said by Mario and Tiffani although Tiffani denied she ever slept with Mario.

[–] DOPE-cinema 10 years ago

I agree. All the promos and whispers about what supposedly happened BTS and we got this? Wow. Some of the actors pushed/shoved another, SO DRAMATIC.

"You're entitled to your wrong opinion. That's fine."

[–] angelique_30606 10 years ago

This is based on Dustin's accounts of everything. The other cast members want nothing to do with him or the movie. Refused to watch it, even tweeted about not watching it. This was just Dustin bitching about not being cool like Mark-Paul.

[–] siamsa69 10 years ago

If it was all about Dustin's account of what happened, it probably would've been a good idea to include staying with Tiffani and her family. I was waiting for that to come up in th movie.

[–] theworldastage 10 years ago

I agree. The first half was fine, but the second half had scenes that were way too long, and were either cliche or meaningless/nothingness.