LOL Movie Reviews

Agreed it's a remake of the 2008 French Film LOL: Laugh Out Loud, but then there are many reasons to watch LOL. First for its handling of teens and their issues aplenty: they want to look as if they do not care when they actually do; SMSing and FBing is what they swear by; they cope each day to love, live and LOL (Laugh Out Loud); they don't mind drooling over teachers; first time crushes and virginity issues are their driving forces. And then there are more

It's only the second week of February but it seems unlikely that we'll see a worse film in 2012 than this teen-oriented drivel. Derived from a 2008 French flick of the same name, Lol is guilty of a muddled script, atrocious acting and lifeless direction, discourtesy Lisa Azuelos who also helmed and co-wrote the original. A Chicago high-school girl (Cyrus, who should revert to her day job of pop singer) lives with her domineering, divorced mother (Moore, disgraceful)

Disney created Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge and Goofy and Disneyland. To put it briefly, Disney gave me a lot of joy as a child and even today on a particularly sad day I turn to my Disney playlist for tunes like 'Tale As Old As Time' or 'A Whole New World' to lift me out of the blues. Science once taught me that every action must have an equal and opposite reaction. I thought the equal and opposite of all the Disney joy was done with by the advent of Britney Spears

LOL review. Rating: One star. What’s Good: Performances of the actors; a few scenes that will appeal to the teen...