SunnyHello Nice effects though.

BoardChiri Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

Roy Hart If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

Blake Rivera If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

Ashley Robinson Totally my type of movie, love all of the characters in this film .. they play their roles so well. I only wish John Robinson was in the movie more, i love his character the best not to mention total heart throb. This definitely reminds me of high school years, makes me want to go back in time! I love the 90's. All in all this is a great movie and if you love teen comedy/romance then this is for you! Also, the music in it's great i have the soundtrack and listen to it all the time, so many good songs. I don't have any complaints about the film except for that a few characters i wished to have seen more of during the movie like Bailey and his band friends! Remember the Daze is definitely a 10/10 in my books!

phillips-adl Well I have to admit that I am not the kind of person that needs to watch black and white film-noir that is made by a heroin addict dying on death row to think that some film is cool and this is no exception. This is an enjoyable film. I thought that the performances were outstanding, yes they were older actors, get teenage actors to do what you want..... I thought while I expected it to be a brain-off experience (which I sometimes enjoy, try it film buffs), it captured some great conversational awkwardeness and teenage issues. Yes, it is nice to own a Jeep Cherokee at age 18 but we see spoilt American kids in just about every program on British TV these days so get over yourself. I enjoyed it simply because I think it was very humorous and well played out.

Natalia S.P.S I have to say, that when i started watching it, I was expecting a typical teenager film with a few laughs and meaningless ideas. However, i was completely surprised to find myself with a great cast with a lot of young upcoming actors and some new faces which i found were also good. The fact that this film is not centered only on one person's life and stories, but on a group of teenagers who are on the brink of becoming adults, is enthralling. It shows us how different groups, races and sexuality are not important in 1999, where drugs and alcohol are a big factor in teenager lives. Furthermore, i feel that, being a teenager myself, i can relate to the insecurities these teenagers feel and at the same time have a laugh at the film as it is kept pretty real. There really are some funny parts! This film takes in a lot of ideas and thoughts which can be reflected on. It is not just another teenager film. It is well written and well worth watching.

uninations034 This movie was phenomenal for the audience who can understand it on a deeper level (Think "The Fountain"). Yes, on the surface it seems like another "Dazed and Confused", but its very accurate to its 1999 time period, and the sex and drugs are a key element to what the movie's about, because the sexual desires and drugs are what bring everybody's different social groups together. The reason why some people might hate this movie is because it isn't plot driven. It's instead character driven, and the interesting thing about it is that it doesn't really have lead characters, it just has an outstanding ensemble cast of some rising stars like Khleo Thomas, Melonie Diaz, Lyndsy Fonseca, Amber Heard, Alexa Vega and Chris Marquette, and some newcomers like Charles Chen, Shahine Ezell, and Katrina Begin. I agree with the other commenter that they did an excellent job with the casting, which is very important in a character-driven film. I disagree however, with the comments that Jess Manafort's script tries too hard to be filled with "funny" stoner jokes. There's so much going on in this film, there's so many different characters leading different lifestyles that end up colliding, that for each thing you may hate about the film there will always be something you love. Amber Heard and Melonie Diaz stole the show for the female casting, and Chris Marquette and Charles Chen had to be my favorite male characters. Like I said in the beginning, if you watch this movie on the surface it may seem stupid and old. If you watch it with more concentration to find a deeper meaning, it becomes an excellent teenager film about the key to blending the high school cliques so everybody fits in. I highly recommend it.