Expelled (2014)

I love this movie so much

the audience applauded

Just perfect...

Better Late Then Never

This movie is horrible. The plot is unimaginative and full of inconsistencies. The pop culture references are lost to the intended public, consisting of 10-year-olds. Vine star Cameron Dallas delivers an emotionless performance. Should have stuck to Vines, as he delivers about 6 seconds of good acting. The writing is appalling as well. The lines are cheesy and have a few SAT lines stuck in that seem out of place, seeing as the actors don't even seem to understand them. The character of the big brother, Ben, is just a low budget rip-off of Jim Carrey and serves little to no purpose in the plot. The romance with the pizza girl seems tacked-on and she just stands around looking pretty until she suddenly kisses Felix. The moral of the movie is apparently blackmail, The moral of this review: save yourself time. Don't watch this movie.

The basic moral of this story is that you can commit crime after crime, encourage criminal activity with other teenagers, not get jailed, so long as you can blackmail someone not to inform the police. Hilarious?I ended up watching this because my daughters had it playing through Netflix whilst I was working in the same room. This is no pleasant movie and certainly not suitable for children as it encourages repeat criminal behaviour, including hiding felons and jail breaking, hacking, breaking and entering, theft, blackmail, fraud and deceit. I needed to discuss the rights and wrongs of the behaviour encouraged in the movie with my daughters during and at the end; explaining that anyone committing these various acts would be jailed for 20 to 40 years in total.The main character players plays it for laughs as he encourages other to be complicit in his crimes. He badgers his girlfriend and another friend to commit fraud and cover up his crimes, later having them help blackmail someone.Whoever thought this was a good idea for a movie needs to be committed.

The protagonist in Expelled is Felix O'neil. The Antagonist is principle Truman. Felix was a troublesome student at Eastwood high. He played many pranks of the cheerleaders and teachers. Principle Truman was fed up with the constant problems and decided to expel Felix. Felix is happy that he no longer has to go to school. But he has to keep the terrible news from his parents. Expelled is like a blackmail guide it's a kid trying to hide the fact he got expelled from school by stalling his parents by all means necessary. Awesomeness films produced the movie. The music was suspenseful during intense spy type moments, then peppy and chipper during Felix's teenage life. the movie was scripted with some vlog like sessions. The theme of the movie is lying makes everything worst just tell the truth. "Expelled" was outstanding The movie was full of suspenseful moments when you thought Felix O'Neil(Cameron Dallas) would get busted. The movie really shows how it life as a troublesome teens life plays out. The movie really gets teens who deal with the exciting life of high school. Being I'm 15 I really understand how high school puts pressure of good grade and performance on your head. As well as doing anything to make your parents happy.

This movie was great! 10/10 stars awesome movie.Very funny,almost every moment had me laughing. I wish there was a sequel of it. And to all u haters calling it trash u can shove that an go somewhere. there should b more movies like this. Bravo to all the actors. Good luck an I hope there's more to come. Felix's part in this movie was phenomenal he had a bright spirit about him maybe a bit mischievous but that's what made him better. Julie was a nice part to,cute how the bond formed. Fast friends to girlfriend boyfriend. Now his brother was funny but he seemed a bit off. The bitter ex she had points but it was nice of her to at least give him a chance. Now the mom was annoying but she also played a big role with her snooping. As I said awesome movie props to all the actors and actresses