Angela (Bonita Springs)

I find most to the world a traumatic. This movie was a nice place to rest.

I am so impressed. It is not easy for a movie with this premise to stay true to itself, with these actors and this crew, but these movie markers stayed true, to their characters and the premise of their movie. Poor Justin! I laughed and laughed. And then I almost cried. The only thing that bothered me was the very last shot, that was the only thing that didn't seem true in the whole movie - I don't think cameras do that.

The script was great, again I laughed and laughed.

I hope you all win or at least make more fun movies. Poor Jamie.

To the reviewer Harry Boast, I want to say that I did notice the camera shots that you did, and some other stuff, but remember this is a movie acting as a documentary, therefore those camera shots are valid and so is the other stuff. The reason I could watch the whole thing from beginning to end and that was not my plan for the day, in fact I just clicked on to Amazon to find a book and ended up watching this movie - I was drawn-in immediately. Why? Because as I said above the movie makers stayed true to their premise. No pouting as you described. Poor Jamie.

The stuff that you point out as rational or not rational behavior for the adventures would not make sense in this movie. These are dorky teenagers, each with something to prove, they are not rational human beings, and the actors proved that to me. Are adventures and superheros ever rational? I just laughed and laughed, yup they did some dumb and inexplicable stuff. From beginning to end. I fell in love with each of them immediately.

It is true that a person with Jamie's ankle injury would be writhing, if that is bone material protruding out of his ankle, but if were something embedded from the outside going into to his ankle, his behavior would be possible. But again I didn't care at that point. I was to interested in watching the charters behavior. Carlos handled it like a champ, almost. Poor Jamie.

Rational human beings also may have had another reaction to Lynn's death. These boys would rather die than cry, in fact they did the guy thing and got into a fist fight. That seemed normal to me. As far as not hearing the attack, I just thought, they were so tired, they had no food, they were mad at each other, by this point we know that nothing they do makes sense to rational human beings, it's a movie, so it did not disturb my attention from the movie. Jamie wanted to drink his own piss. Poor Jamie.

They were so true to themselves! Like Indiana Jones at 13. Poor Jamie.

To the reviewer Ralph Wescott, what do you mean no conclusive proof? There are three dead bodies and the ape and the attack on film - wait there are only 2 confirmed dead bodies. Do I see Sawtooth II, the revenge of Lynn?