Project X (2012)

[InformationGeek]

3 teenagers decide to throw the biggest party ever to make their names known to the world.  However, what follows happens to be the craziest, wildest, and most chaotic party ever to be known to point where it seems like no one can almost stop it.

The film is shot as a found footage sort of deal, which I sort of like.  Most found footage films we get are for horror or sci-fi type films, so when we have a film that is set in the real world and a real situation (As real as you can possibly get with this sort of film), it's pretty new to me.  Plus, I feel it can actually almost make sense people finding the footage for something like this and putting it all together.

Even though I like the new spin on found footage this movie is going for, I am not sure it's going to be that good.  I just checked Rotten Tomatoes and it is already at 27% last time I checked.  Of course, it could be different.  I could actually see this movie and like it, but not right now.  I'll check one out later on when it hits DVD.

For those of you who are going to see it or will see, care to weigh in after you do?  I like to hear from you guys on this one for sure.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKlT2iheLmM

Audio Review for Fun:
http://www.spill.com/Audio/AudioPost.aspx?audioId=1002

[voltron]

Once I saw the title I assumed it was gonna be a remake of the one with Matthew Broadrick in it. I guess I was wrong.

[ChaosTheory]

Once I saw the title I assumed it was gonna be a remake of the one with Matthew Broadrick in it. I guess I was wrong.

It's just a matter of time, I'm sure....

[HappyGilmore]

Apparently the way it's shot is intended for one to feel 'like they are actually at the party', with all first time actors, mostly.

Marty Klebba, the 'little person' in the movie, has done some movies and one of the three main kids as well.