Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Plantiana Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

TeenzTen An action-packed slog

FuzzyTagz If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

Ilikehorrormovies My first time watching in 6th grade on TV, and I love this film. This movie put The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) to shame because their's more comedy, drama, and better script. I have to admit, I wish that party was real because it would of been the best day in my life. Story is realistic, good acting, found footage found that feel real, very funny and good fun! When I first watch it, I thought it was real until I seen an interview of the main cast. Anyways good movie, worth the buy! 10.4/10

sejjy-74897 There are good films: pulp fiction. There are great films: Lord of the Rings. And there are epic films: Project X. i seriously recommend watching this with a few beers. A LOT of beers. i kept up with the drunkeness of the characters watching in this film and that is the only true way to enjoy this film. And after, completely wasted, i saw this film as the most epic journey i've ever seen. I watched it again straight after. Never seen anything like this.

Stephen Bird First time director Nima Nourizadeh reeks havoc and nothing is spared but the camera filming the chaos. Some have groaned, but I absolutely loved Project X for its raw, uncut, anything goes anarchy, it's as though the producers have said "We've seen teenage house party movies before, but we're going to raise the bar to new heights", and yes they have certainly achieved that.What makes the film that extra bit special for me is the "found footage" style of shooting it, having a background character record the whole day leading to the party, and then the party itself makes the whole project look seriously real, using the found footage way of filming is indeed risky, as a lot of those kinds of films are lacklustre and even very poor, but not this one. Thomas is your average, unpopular "loser" kid that everyone had in high school, but for Thomas and his friends Costa and JB, things were going to pick up and most certainly, they decide that, as Thomas' parents are away for the weekend, and they have the house to themselves, nothing would scream "cool" and "popularity" more than staging their own birthday for Thomas, but of course, this would not be any ordinary birthday party!Costa invites practically everyone at school and everyone he knows on the outside too, the party naturally gets out of hand with everyone from freshman to Miles Teller turning up.Damage, so-so much damage ensues, loud music, a pool, a bouncy house, people inside the house causing mayhem (when they shouldn't actually be in there), even the dog gets involved, and at one stage the poor mutt gets tethered to a bunch of balloons and almost floats away, until Thomas saves the day, and the dog. Yes for reasons unknown there's a romantic angle inserted into the film, Thomas still has a thing for Alexis, and for me this little angle was unneeded and served no real purpose to the actual film (why did they have to throw romantic mush into this!?) In the future some may consider Project X to be a cult classic and hail it one of the best films in its category, but for now, in the present day, it has earned its fair share of notoriety particularly involving its choice of location for the filming, as local residents all complained about the noise, despite the filmmakers trying to stay as far away from residential areas as they could.This is the party we all wished we had at the end of high school, but the quality of such a party can only be achieved through fiction, well done for a highly enjoyable film.

tha_mariachi After a long, boring day at work, I decided to watch this movie. Only thing I was aware of considering plot prior watching it is that this is 'party going out of control' type of movie. "Another dull teen cliché" crossed my mind. So I expected nothing special.But for some reason I couldn't stop laughing for almost total run-time. Weird, ha? But that's what happened. I kept watching and laughing. And I enjoyed it. Later, I recommended it to my brother and a friend (who is also a colleague) of mine, and they had exact same reaction.So, if you are looking for movie unburden with heavy twist or any complicated back story and just want to relax your mind, I strongly recommend this one. Oh, one more thing: people mentioned above, including myself, are all in late twenties or early, early thirties. So I suppose we are still very young in our hearts and minds. If you don't feel the same way, you might skip this one. Otherwise, give it a try.