Big Time Adolescence

I was so pleasantly surprised with the entire movie. the only thing that i wish was different would be more of an ending :( it was super good but a little more detail would've been much appreciated! definitely my current favorite movie ((:

So I don't usually get emotional about movies but this one it's almost impossible not to. I relate to it so much, and the ending was so Sad. I didn't rly understand why Zeke seemed like he didn't care until I read a review one here and once I understood the movie got like 5x sadder Anyone who does not like this movie is to young or to sheltered... (cough cough) the dude who said characters are unbelievable

I never had an incentive to sign up with Hulu before. But now that Pete's "BIG TIME ADOLESCENCES" is out, I signed up today so I could watch it. Wow, the acting was so good, everyone's character was believable. Without giving too much away, the ending was sad to me. A very well done movie.

The conversations and the way Pete Davidson acts is so authentic (I think attributed to his micro-dosing of mushrooms) from body movements to line delivery, he was spot on. You watched a star that has the possibility to go anywhere now that we seen how much he was made for the big screen, in his first starring role ever. I predict he will go far and really hope he does, love his stand up, loved him on SNL (even though show has went downhill and hard to watch sometimes), his way of thinking about loving life, and now I love his acting on the big screen. I can't wait to see what his next performance will be or what type of roles he can play, really excited, as he should be, for his career right now!!

I really tried to like it. The story line is all over the place. It's almost a rom-com coming of age story but it falls short In every way. John Cryer needs to stop acting he is terrible in this movie.

This film start with young man "Monroe" capture by the police at school, and the flashback of six years ago scene! As turnout, this film is about the friendship between Monroe and his drug dealer friend "Zeke"! Entire film full of boring conversation, and overuse scene! Such as, overuse of the talking at the party scene, overuse of the driving scene, and overuse of the song playing at the background scene! Make the film unwatchable! Barely intense scene is, father of Monroe punching Zeke! At the end, Monroe capture by the police, and doing rehab at the rehab center! Monroe talking with Zeke at the restaurant, and driving his car away! That's it! Wasting time to watch!

The story didn't really end anywhere and I wanted more comedy. Newb director and writer Jason Orley was impressive this being his first full length film. What humor there was, was great, as was Pete Davidson who needs to do more TV/movies. He was jokes in The Rookie.

I hope this movie changes peoples minds about Pete Davidson because he was fantastic in this film. I felt like this movie really showed how you can idolize someone older and "cooler" but realize at some point you need to move on from them. Pete's character Zeke broke my heart, he's a good kid with a great soul, just lost in his own problems. We all know a Zeke and we all know a Mo and to watch their friendship blossom then fade reminded me of so many friendships in my adolescence. The last scene where Mo sees Zeke in his rear view mirror smoking was the perfect way to end the movie. Mo will move on and Zeke will be right where he left him in that parking lot. Sad but true for so many young adults. Not an overly crude movie (not that I mind that) and had some really beautiful scenes that perfectly captured what it is like to be growing and changing in high school. Highly recommend this movie!

Both actors have chemistry and Griffin doesn't act awkward like you would seem him to be at the beginning of the movie. I'd watch it again just for a few scenes that are so good. So many jokes in the movie too. Talks about real life stuff.

This is a really short movie and maybe that's a good thing. Pete Davidson makes me feel like he is not only in character but like he is his true self in this movie. Arrogant, annoying, a druggie and not very likeable. I guess that's a testament to his acting? If you are a parent to a teenager I just don't see how you let your 16 year old spend that much time with a 23 year old and not do something about it earlier. I mean what could a young teen be doing with a young adult every single night of the week and weekend. Would have given this a better mark if there was a decent ending but unfortunately there was not. Kept me intrigued entire movie but letdown at the end.