Fun Size (UltraViolet Digital Copy) (2012)

I loved it, cute Movie I went to see it and there were many kids in the Audience, and they were a happy group, cute Movie

If u like the show victorious u will enjoy this its the same style teenage movie but with a more fun twist

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hot ladies and funny movie what more could I want. i bought this movie. i can watch it as much as i want.

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Very good movie for a fun watch. The cast is very good and the movie moves at a good pace.

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Going into this movie it's pretty clear the writers stole the scripts to Adventures In Babysitting and the second half of Role Models (maybe a few more) in hopes of coming up with just enough new, witty tidbits to freshen the smell. Surprisingly, the efforts didn't completely fail.

Wren (Victoria Justice) is a pretty, popular senior in High School, and she's about to attend the party of the year where the BMOC will profess his love to her through horrible, faux-sensitive Indy music. Her trampy mother Joy (Chelsea Handler casted perfectly), who has her own party to attend, screws everything up when she forgoes the responsibilities of adulthood and forces Wren to act as a mother-figure to her own chubby, trouble-making, potentially mute, probable future serial-killer brother, Albert. Stuck babysitting her brother, Wren loses track of the pint-sized criminal and then links up with her best friend, a guy playing the quintessential nerdy crush, and a fourth wheel to find the little hell-raiser. Somewhere in there is Johnny Knoxville as the bad guy, some fowl-automobile love, and the eventual end of script realizations.

Most of the contents are recycled and disposable, but it's still somewhat entertaining. It's far better than many other movies I've seen. The connection to Nickelodeon hurt, but it's far edgier crude jokes, current slang, pop culture references than expected. That unfortunate dichotomy is what ties this movie's hands. It doesn't placate either the young, impressionable minds or the old, perverted minds. It stays in a purgatory between Hannah Montana and Jonah Hill, and never really connects with either audience.

The feeling I get from this movie reminds me of trick-or-treating as a kid, going to a door, seeing someone graciously drop candy into my bag, and then realizing it's that nasty candy corn. It's nice to get candy, but I could live without it. As an easily distracted grown man with a juvenile sense of humor, I admit to being close to the target audience. And even I can't give this movie more than 3 stars.

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