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List Price: $14.98 | | Label: New Line Home Video
Salesrank: 67626
Released: September 25, 2007 |
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MPAA Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
17 year-old Sam (Pinkston) may be the new kid at school, but he's got a sure-fire scheme to fast-track his popularity. Claiming to drive a Porsche, date a movie star and have a rock-star for a dad, Sam soon finds himself BMOC. But when Sam's outlandish fictions mysteriously turn into outrageous facts - he begins to discover that having all your dreams come true... can be a total nightmare!
DVD Features:
Audio Commentary
Deleted Scenes
Featurette
Full of It Reviews:
It's a good movie! 
2009-01-21 - Ok so this movie isn't the greatest in the world. But it is funny and it made me laugh. The story is kinda predictable, kinda cheesy but it's not to be taken seriously. It is trying to be a comedy after all. Ryan Pinkston was a good choice for the lead role, he did good job as being the geeky nerd in high school. Trying to be popular like the other kids. But when he does get popular cause by his lying. Finds out that it's not what it cracks up to be. It's a good movie and if you want laugh there are some parts that will do that, but there are also some parts in the film that are serious. But it is a movie that you should check out. You should rent first though.
definitely full of it 
2008-09-14 - With teen movies about geeks in high school just trying to catch a break and be at least tolerated, some movies excel (Can't Buy Me Love, Three O Clock High, Pretty in Pink, and the stellar 10 things I Hate About You) some are reasonably acceptable (She's All That, Jawbreaker)and then there are those that try really hard but end up just as geeky as their star nerd. Full Of It falls into this final category. While the movie does have it's moments of clever fun, the whole thing is ruined by a young and talented actor (Pinkston) who injects way too much slapstickiness into his role. He is giddily foppish at best and hopelessly silly at worst. Still, the film does have a certain charm in it's message, although the viewer shouldn't have to feel like they are watching a three stooges movie to get it. 2.25 stars
clever idea, mediocre execution
2008-07-05 - **/2
Sam Leonard is a 17-year-old pipsqueak who looks more like an incoming freshman than an outgoing senior. Newly arrived at Bridgeport High, Sam suffers the slings and arrows of abuse and ridicule on a daily basis - until, that is, he figures out that the way to get the "cool" kids to like him is to concoct elaborate fabrications about virtually every aspect of his really quite humdrum life. The problem is that one day all the lies he has been telling mysteriously start coming true - with decidedly disastrous results for Sam and all those around him. In true parabolic fashion, Sam is finally forced to concede that honesty may in fact be the best policy when it comes to winning friends, influencing people and getting what one really wants out of life.
"Full of It" is a bush-league morality tale that uses magical realism to make its point. Yet, while youngsters may be amused by some of the wish-fulfillment aspects of the plot and even edified by the little lessons about life that Sam learns along the way, concerned parents should note that a certain overall sleaziness in the tone may make this less than ideal viewing for the average pre-teen. Adults, on the other hand - whether sleazy or not - will be pretty much unengaged by the whole thing. Though, if the truth be told, the movie does have a few genuinely clever moments scattered amidst all the distasteful and dull ones, as well as a denouement that really is pretty darn funny.
As Annie, the sole member of the student body who befriends Sam, Kate Mara (memorable as Heath Ledger's daughter in "Brokeback Mountain") brings such a transcendent warmth and depth to her character that she seems to be performing in a whole other movie entirely (one can almost sense the actress's impatience at bursting the bonds of the material so she can move onto better things). Ryan Pinkston is somewhat less impressive as the benighted Sam, though he does have a certain boyish charm that comes across well on screen.
*We Enjoyed This Movie!* 
2008-01-12 - Ok,so it's not a masterpiece.However,it is a movie trying to have a little fun.My son really liked it.I think maybe not for everyone.Just watch and enjoy.I liked it.
More repulsive then the wedding Crashers...... 
2007-10-15 - This is a really repulsive movie. About the only thing it says is that New Line will approve any crappy script they can.
