Linbeymusol Wonderful character development!

ThiefHott Too much of everything

Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

Sanjeev Waters A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

jean_roberts It starts out all light and funny and cute, ya shes a sex addict, has daddy issues but is way too together seeming for how she is behaving. the movie rolls along, her life is getting progressively worse. then she just disappears. they switch to her mother revealing the truth of her blogging, fact vs fiction and the mom is asking the readers of her blog to help her find her daughter. and thats it. the movie ends. they went from 10 mph to 200 mph in 10 seconds flat. no transition, just WHAMO! i hated it. here i am thinking she is going to finally do something with her life... its like the director didnt know how to end it so he just pulled the plug. so bad.

bettycjung 1/15/18. A high school grad takes a year off before starting college to get her act together. But, she finds herself in unsatisfying relationships with several men, a couple much older than her. Along the way, the viewer discovers, through her revealing blog entries, that she was molested as a young child, which has tainted her present relationships. She then finds herself pregnant. Based on the book, Undiscovered Gryl whose author wrote the screenplay and directed the movie. Robertson was phenomenal. Worth catching.

Kerem Gogus I'll keep it short. First of all not my type of movie so I'm giving it just 3 stars. I like top quality found footage horror and sci-fi movies but sometimes watch these kind of stuff for insight of the female mind and private life. In this movie the ending was the most striking and powerful part of the entire movie. Till the end you think you are watching a tale of a hot teen chick who is just a dumb spoiled brat who needs a good kick in the ass. BUT in the end you see all the beautiful faces she drew and bright colors she painted in her imagination, all the endless lust, freedom of affairs whenever she wants, the tons of money she earned from odd jobs, all the glow and "glamor" was just her imagination. She just had a boyfriend, cheated her with an older guy from a video store, her best girl friend was just a drug addict trash, her jobs bookstore and babysitting is simply complete opposite she told. She is not just created a fairy tale by herself, people who following her blog (us) also imagined it that way. Look at all the life images people trying to create in social media and popular photo sharing sites... When you look at them from outside everything seems perfect. Think about it and you'll get the point. In the end, in reality she wasn't a baby-face, hot teen with bright golden hair and ocean blue eyes... She was just a simple girl next door who eager to be someone else. Her mother actually loved her and cared about a lot and genuinely felt very bad about everything. What hit me in the end was her mothers thoughts about her blog comments and messages from other people who following her because in the middle of the story I wanted to hurt her also to shake her to pull herself together and stop being such a whore. You see this is maybe not the powerful story out there but the ENDING was the part that makes it so special. if you don't get the ENDING then the time you spend with this movie is a total waste.

stacypwork First let me say that I had no idea that this movie was from a book. It has been on the premium channels forever. Last night I watched it. The truth? After finding out that it was a book, I went to the book summary and reviews. I think I would have preferred to watch a movie that was actually done based on the book - the 26 year old advice columnist who finished college, is in a theater group and meets a cranky Irish playwright. Now that would have been a good movie. How do the 'movie powers that be' take that book and turn it into a 'the internet is a dangerous place' movie. And what parents do only one background check on an employer because they suspect he's a creep because of the hourly pay? while letting a private family pay her the same and do nothing. Then, after she doesn't spend one second talking to her mother, the mother is surprised to find someone has lured her away from the nest?? The whole movie was distorted. So I guess, I've now come full circle and the ridiculous ending belonged on this nonsensical movie.