LOL(2012)
This teen movie raises some pertinent issues about youth challenges in a world increasingly dominated by social networking sites.
Certificate
Age group12–16 years
Duration93 mins
- Kacper, 11
- 2 reviews
I watched this film about a week ago, I like this film because it was one of the best films that I ever watched, my favourite actor was Miley Cyrus and Douglas Booth who both got in love with eachother. It may have some uappropriate words,comments or things happening however it is 12+ and most things happen once or twice. My favourite scene was when they get in love for the first time. If I had the power I would not change anything, on the other hand I would make the film a bit more calm, lots of things happen at the same time and it just makes the film annoying at some point. I reccomend this film to teens from the age of 13 to 21 who I think would understand the film more than kids or young or growing up teenagers. Hope you like it, Kacper B,
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