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interesing!
One thing's for sure:GOING GREEK will never be shown in the fraternal society.

Few Frat guys may ask why this movie is called GOING GREEK, but few may even ask if it is even neccessary to transform these teens from Avrg. teenagers into frat guys.

Final thougts:

I am advising college teens NOT towatch this for a study of live in fraternity.Or for un.It's just Boring.Boring Boring boring Boring.

Same as everything else
The jokes are lame and not funny. It brings scat humor to a new level. (...)

Funniest elevator scene ever!
This frat comedy surprisingly has a lot of heart going for it, but besides that it's pretty damn funny. A really appealing cast completely engages the audience and much of the script and direction, oddly enough, has the ring of personal experience to it. And for outrageous laughs, the elevator scene alone is worth it: once seen, it can never be forgotten. But the real trick here is characters you actually care about--without that, the laughs would be empty.

When Watching Movies Becomes A True Chore
Wow! Not since my brush with Beat Takeshi's "Hana-bi" has a film tested the limits of my patience, for this film is neither engaging nor funny. Storytelling (thinly, a college student joins a fraternity so that his cousin can join too, not knowing that he is being used to defeat a rival fraternity) and character development (just look at the "romance"), not to mention many missed opportunities at good humor, take a backseat in this 90-minute collection of what pretend to be disgusting (though well-meaning) gags. Even though some of the gags when left in isolation are quite funny, the supposed grossness of the movie quickly becomes boring since nothing apparently is at stake, so the gags exist without meaning. Surely someone with an inclination towards gross-out gags may enjoy it. Yet after repeated viewings, even he may find it frustrating to question, in ultimate futility, what is the urgency and the gravity that keeps our heroes performing these scenes.

Though it's admirable that the film was shot with an extremely low budget, it's sad to see a slew of young talents with true potential bogged down in a film like this, especially the Plum One, Charlie Talbert, and his buddy, Chris Owen.

Don't Expect Good-Looking Women
It's a new school year, and that means fraternity initiations. The film is almost what you expect - not too dull, not very imaginative. However, two important caveats: almost no funny jokes - all the humor is gross-out humor; almost no female skin - in fact, most of the nudity is male, with the exception of one actress who goes briefly topless twice. Not worth the time or the cost. ... Read more

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LoveMaster is unique and extremely funny!!!
I havew personally seen the "Lovemaster" live at a local comedy club in L.A. He is truely talented and I would compare him to the caliber of Jerry Lewis of old. You won't go wrong with this DVD. Plenty of laughs.

Hilarious
This movie was absolutely great. I laughed soo hard. I had borrowed it from a friend and I couldn't wait to find a place to purchase it.

Great
Real funny movie with great bits of Craig's act in between. Farrah Fawcett is hilarious as the dream girl. A very funny movie. ... Read more

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Great Realistic Movie!
I just rented Social Misfits recently and I would like to say that this movie is powerful, emotional, and moving.The cast was great! And the story line was well thought out. There are not many movies like this, It was one of a kind! Many people can learn from the experiences that these young adults went through. It was realistic and the cast was great! Gabe Damon, Ryan Francis and Tyronne Tann did a wonderful job!!! Good luck to them and the rest of the cast from Social Misfits!!! It was a great movie!!!! Two thumbs up!!!

Amazing, wonderful, awsome!
Those were just some of the words that came to my mind after seeing Social Misfits. It was deep and made me think, and kept me interested. Tyrone Tann, Gabriel Damon, Ryan Francis, and Elizabeth Huett all did fantastic jobs, as well as everybody else in it. I was literally stunned by the end. It's so well written. I love this movie!

A Cheesy Movie
After seeing the movie "Social Misfits", you can definitely tell why the movie never made it big. The actors all look as if their reading right off scripts. It was a low-budget film, but i believe if they would have gotten better actors and a better revised script, it would have had potential. The character (Elizabeth Huett, who I attended school with) Mitsy,who thinks she can fly & says the cheesiest lines) is one of the worst actresses I've ever seen. I'm very sorry, that I can not say much about the movie, but again I will say the movie might have potential! If you want a summary of the movie feel free to email me!

good movie, could've been better
This movie portrays the world's problematic teenagers very well to some extent. some of the speeches were unrealistic for your average teenager to actually be expressing to strangers, however, thanks to great acting by Francis, Tann, Huett, Damon, and the rest, the movie's quality was dramatically increased. One problem I personally had with the movie was the ending when all the kids were talking about what they were thinking. If you ask me, it was kind of cheesy. Overall this movie was well-written, had great actors and actresses, and had all the drama needed to keep a movie viewer inrigued throughout the film.

At least it has Charlie Talbert.
Social Misfits is a movie you can pretty much enjoy if you take the characters into account individually. I say this because, in general, the film's pretty stagnant. The writing was dull (even awful at times); some of the acting was questionable; the motives of the film are rather contradicting; the music was terrible and could have done better.

There are some good points, too. Some of the other acting, in particular by Damon, De La Fuente, Tann, and Huett, was wonderful. However, it is Charlie Talbert's short "moment" that truly saves this film. He plays Kyle the Klepto in this film and his performance, though short, is magical to watch. His starring role was in "Angus" (1995), of which he was terrific in, and he's just as terrific, charming, charismatic, and tender as he was in this film... perhaps better. This should be appreciated since Talbert is very rarely seen in any films.

The concept of having a smorgasbord of misfit kids shipped off by their parents and locked up in a room for two days is quite intriguing in itself. However, I'm not sure if the behavior the writer intended to show was really the appropriate one. There's no real closure; there's no real sense of ambiguity, either. It is implied out of little that these kids do in fact change. Even though their behavior is undeniably relevant for today, the writer fails to deliver it in a credible manner.

All-in-all, it's a decent film to rent. If you have any favorite star in this film, like Charlie for me, then go ahead and buy it. Otherwise, spare yourself. ... Read more

Reviews (11)

Great Realistic Movie!
I just rented Social Misfits recently and I would like to say that this movie is powerful, emotional, and moving.The cast was great! And the story line was well thought out. There are not many movies like this, It was one of a kind! Many people can learn from the experiences that these young adults went through. It was realistic and the cast was great! Gabe Damon, Ryan Francis and Tyronne Tann did a wonderful job!!! Good luck to them and the rest of the cast from Social Misfits!!! It was a great movie!!!! Two thumbs up!!!

Amazing, wonderful, awsome!
Those were just some of the words that came to my mind after seeing Social Misfits. It was deep and made me think, and kept me interested. Tyrone Tann, Gabriel Damon, Ryan Francis, and Elizabeth Huett all did fantastic jobs, as well as everybody else in it. I was literally stunned by the end. It's so well written. I love this movie!

A Cheesy Movie
After seeing the movie "Social Misfits", you can definitely tell why the movie never made it big. The actors all look as if their reading right off scripts. It was a low-budget film, but i believe if they would have gotten better actors and a better revised script, it would have had potential. The character (Elizabeth Huett, who I attended school with) Mitsy,who thinks she can fly & says the cheesiest lines) is one of the worst actresses I've ever seen. I'm very sorry, that I can not say much about the movie, but again I will say the movie might have potential! If you want a summary of the movie feel free to email me!

good movie, could've been better
This movie portrays the world's problematic teenagers very well to some extent. some of the speeches were unrealistic for your average teenager to actually be expressing to strangers, however, thanks to great acting by Francis, Tann, Huett, Damon, and the rest, the movie's quality was dramatically increased. One problem I personally had with the movie was the ending when all the kids were talking about what they were thinking. If you ask me, it was kind of cheesy. Overall this movie was well-written, had great actors and actresses, and had all the drama needed to keep a movie viewer inrigued throughout the film.

At least it has Charlie Talbert.
Social Misfits is a movie you can pretty much enjoy if you take the characters into account individually. I say this because, in general, the film's pretty stagnant. The writing was dull (even awful at times); some of the acting was questionable; the motives of the film are rather contradicting; the music was terrible and could have done better.

There are some good points, too. Some of the other acting, in particular by Damon, De La Fuente, Tann, and Huett, was wonderful. However, it is Charlie Talbert's short "moment" that truly saves this film. He plays Kyle the Klepto in this film and his performance, though short, is magical to watch. His starring role was in "Angus" (1995), of which he was terrific in, and he's just as terrific, charming, charismatic, and tender as he was in this film... perhaps better. This should be appreciated since Talbert is very rarely seen in any films.

The concept of having a smorgasbord of misfit kids shipped off by their parents and locked up in a room for two days is quite intriguing in itself. However, I'm not sure if the behavior the writer intended to show was really the appropriate one. There's no real closure; there's no real sense of ambiguity, either. It is implied out of little that these kids do in fact change. Even though their behavior is undeniably relevant for today, the writer fails to deliver it in a credible manner.

All-in-all, it's a decent film to rent. If you have any favorite star in this film, like Charlie for me, then go ahead and buy it. Otherwise, spare yourself. ... Read more

Reviews (3)

LoveMaster is unique and extremely funny!!!
I havew personally seen the "Lovemaster" live at a local comedy club in L.A. He is truely talented and I would compare him to the caliber of Jerry Lewis of old. You won't go wrong with this DVD. Plenty of laughs.

Hilarious
This movie was absolutely great. I laughed soo hard. I had borrowed it from a friend and I couldn't wait to find a place to purchase it.

Great
Real funny movie with great bits of Craig's act in between. Farrah Fawcett is hilarious as the dream girl. A very funny movie. ... Read more