Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

FeistyUpper If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

Intcatinfo A Masterpiece!

Fatma Suarez The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Thomas Drufke There are certain films that come along and you can tell you wouldn't see them in the same eyes if you had watched the film at a different time. 10 Years is one of those films. It's not that I can directly see myself in any one particular character, I've gotten to the point in my life where High School does seem like a lifetime ago, but I still remember a good chunk of it at the same time. 10 Years does a brilliant job of representing nostalgia without overbearing us with cheesy romances and outrageous comedy. It's just simply a nice blend of comedy, romance, and drama, with a tremendous cast who weren't really famous until a few years down the line. Sure, you have Rosario Dawson and Justin Long, who had been around the block in movies before. But then there's Channing Tatum, Jenna Dewan, Chris Pratt, Aubrey Plaza, Kate Mara, Oscar Isaac, and Anthony Mackie who hadn't quite hit a mainstream stride just yet. The best part is, they all look and feel like they could have been high school classmates. It's not easy to present chemistry for people who have known each other for more than a decade, but this cast managed to do just that pretty easily. And if there's ever a question of Mara's charisma compared to her sister's typically more acclaimed acting, 10 Years puts that to rest. Her and Oscar Isaac are magnetic together in this film. A great soundtrack, nostalgia filled script, and a genuinely acted film makes 10 Years a hidden gem, but not a film I will soon forget.9.5/10

Ole Sandbaek Joergensen This story has been told many times before, the high school reunion, 10 years after graduation. Can the bonds be broken, are we changed or are we really the same as back then, can we make a mens or do we fall back into the role from ten years ago because it is in the blood or nature or however you want to describe it.This is a very enjoyable flick, nothing new to the story, but a good cast with great characters and different personalities, this is the tail of an ordinary ten year high school reunion, I guess. Any way, I was entertained and it was very nice for a relaxing time on a easy going afternoon.So you might enjoy it also, it is simple and to the point, nothing elaborate or hidden messaging.

Mikko Aronen I had high hopes for this movie. It had so many good actors in the movie. Even good actors cant make a bad script good.This movie really doesn't have a script. It is supposed to be comedy/drama/romantic movie, but it doesn't have anything funny in it. I think the only reason they labeled it as comedy film, is because the movie is basically people getting drunk and remembering old things, while trying to hide new problems. There is drama, but the drama in the movie is so cliché and way too common in movies. Same goes for romance in this movie.Summary: Bad script - way too over used things in the script Boring and unfunnyOverall i wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone.

Prismark10 10 Years is a High School reunion film with a sprawling set of characters similar to a Robert Altman film including having a pop singer. It also tries to hark back to those John Hughes films of the 1980s which tended to feature High schools a lot and we have something similar to the Breakfast Club but 10 years later.The film proceeds as guests arrive in the house of one of the friends and later they hold the reunion. Some of the former students have changed while others stayed the same. The High school jock wants to apologise for his past behaviour but reverts to type when he gets drunk.Two of the nerds who are now successful try to impress the prom queen and then attempt a childish prank on her when she turns them down.The most involving story is that of the musician who sings on stage and reveals feelings he had for one of the girls that inspired a hit song.Channing Tatum is the main star and producer but Oscar Isaac steals the film. Its very predictable and bland but for Isaac's singing its very easy to forget as well.