Mann: I can remember one time in high school I had a party at the house and the next day I was vigorously cleaning the whole house and the first thing my mom said when she walked in was, 'Did you have a party,' because the house was so clean. I made everyone stop and look for the snake — because I love snakes and use to have a lot of snakes, but now I just have one — so that was crazy because then the cops showed up and we were all underage and running around.
I hid in an abandoned cottage for an hour until the cops left. That was pretty crazy. Mann: My average party was 'Dreamcast' and popcorn. And tears. I didn't go to a lot of parties, and when I did it was never that awesome.
Brown: I think that they cast us because we aren't party people, per se. I feel like if you cast the three guys who always just were the sickest ragers in high school the movie would just be a douchebag factory. Mann: I think the reason this movie was made is because it's a party that no one has ever seen before, or it's not really like anything It definitely felt like a party.
Project X provided the inspiration for some idiot teenagers in Houston who had a vacant house and a computer to follow in the footsteps of the orchestrator of the Project X party by inviting as many people as possible. In Project X , everyone leaves magically unscathed despite kids jumping off roofs and a man wielding a flamethrower around dozens of parked cars.
In the party in which a boy was killed, the equivalent to the crazed drug dealer who shows up and ends the party with a flamethrower actually killed someone. This is not to say that Project X ignores the consequences of the party. Thomas, the main character, is punished and faces some sentences. His dad also says his college fund is gone and forces Thomas to drive the minivan Thomas wrecks.
But at the end, the optimistic music, the applause and popularity Thomas gets from throwing the party, and the kiss he gets from his dream girl suggest a pay-off for throwing this reckless party. But the tragedy that occurred in the Houston party left me with mixed feelings and serious misgivings about the content of the movie.
Sign in. Forgot your password? Support our work! Corona Column 3 Use these free activities to help kids explore our planet, learn about global challenges, think of solutions, and take action. Parent reviews for Project X. Common Sense says All-night-party movie has rampant teen sex, drinking, more. Based on our expert review. Based on 22 reviews. Based on 51 reviews. Add your rating. Parents say 22 Kids say Adult Written by Bigjam February 12, Great viewing.
The drugs and the sex and alcohol is a part of life that everyone no matter what age will go through and if you sit there and think that your child is soecial you need to have a long hard sit and think back to when you were a kid and wanted tk do this type of stuff. This title contains: Positive Messages. Positive role models. This review Helped me decide. Had useful details. Read my mind. Report this review. Adult Written by clarence August 7, Adult Written by loreleil June 4, Parent of a 5-year-old Written by jakesyl June 17, If your you'll love the movie.
Parent of a 7 and year-old Written by ParentReviewz January 24, Project X is okay for mature teens that understand the consequences of the situations in the movie. Know Your Child. It's a fun, mindless entertaining movie with great music and makes you feel like you're at the party. The sexual content is mostly just nudity and a brief almost sex scene. Know your child and It'll be okay. This title contains: Sexy stuff. Parent of a year-old Written by kushman December 27, Adult Written by moiraohara November 17,
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