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mraculeated The biggest problem with this movie is it’s a little better than you think it might be, which somehow makes it worse. As in, it takes itself a bit too seriously, which makes most of the movie feel kind of dull.

Lucia Ayala It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

xsophietaylorx I don't know what it is maybe I have really terrible taste in movies I don't know but 21 & Over had me laughing from the start till the end. This film reminds me of all the American pies but less nudity, so if your a fan off the American pies I think you will definitely be fond of this film. 21 & Over is just a funny teen\young adult movie! I mean it's not a serious film it was made simply just for fun and it does make me smile, I always feel merry after watching it in some weird way. 21 & Over follows two boys Casey and Miller who just want to show there best friend Jeff Chang a good time for once in his life. The story unfolds and a range of hysterical acts unravel. The film is unpredictable and funny to watch and weirdly I believe teaches a sort off lesson that maybe sticking to the normal go to high school, go to college, get job routine that every person seems to do isn't necessary correct enjoying your life is important to, I like this film.

Paul Magne Haakonsen "21 & Over" is your fairly average teenage comedy of young guys ending up in awkward and hilarious situations. And the movie does follow the blueprint for those particular types of movies page by page, line by line.The movie doesn't really bring anything new to the genre that hasn't already been seen or done in other movies in the same particular genre of comedies.The story is about the friends Miller (played by Miles Teller) and Casey (played by Skylar Astin) who go unannounced to pay their friend Jeff Chang (played by Justin Chon) a surprise visit for his 21st birthday. Jeff has a huge interview set up by his father the next day, and he is forced out for a night on the town by his friends. Once the alcohol starts flowing, inhibitions are lowers and the party kicks up into gear."21 & Over" is entertaining enough for what it is, just bear in mind that it is far from innovative or groundbreaking. There are some nice enough scenes and situations throughout the movie, however you are not very likely to lay down flat on your back laughing hard.What makes the movie worth watching a single time is the chemistry between the three lead actors (and their characters) and some of the situations that they end up in."21 & Over" gets a mediocre 5 out of 10 stars from me.

Ember Seraphine I loved this movie! No loose ends and plenty of comedy without a ton of raunchiness like you'd expect from this type of movie. Good balance of craziness, comedy, and storyline. Couple of twists definitely made this movie stand out. May not be for everyone but I guess I have a bit of a sick sense of humor. A little nudity, a lot of grossness, and a ton of messed up situations, but it all ties together and makes for a great movie. Action, suspense, romance, definite comedy, and all around a lot of fun.In my opinion, this was a lot better than things like American Pie and Road Trip. I would absolutely buy it and watch it a few more times. Kept me entertained all throughout, and laughing hysterically.

SnoopyStyle Miller (Miles Teller) and Casey (Skylar Astin) are old high school friends to JeffChang (Justin Chon). They haven't seen him for awhile, and they plan to party for his 21st birthday. Miller is a crass idiot. Casey wants to be reserved and is infatuated with beautiful Nicole (Sarah Wright). JeffChang gets pass out drunk, and the guys have to figure out where he lives.The three guys are lesser versions of better actors elsewhere. The story is a lesser version of other drunken party animal movies. Even the guys make-out scene is a lesser version of 'American Pie 2'. In this movie, it doesn't get a laugh. A lot of this movie don't get a laugh. I do like the guys, but the movie needs better everything. Jon Lucas and Scott Moore are first time directors, and it shows.