Surprisingly decent. I was expecting this to be just another torture porn flick, and it was nice to instead find a story about the lengths one will go for love (you know, beneath the surface of a movie about an abusive boot camp.)

Boot Camp isn't all that great, but it's a solid movie about what could happen if you're forced to go to a boot camp in Fiji. It stays neutral for most of the time it plays about whether or not boot camps are beneficial, and it avoids falling into the clichés of the coming-of-age movie. It doesn't feel all that professional, though, and there also isn't a lot going on with the plot -- something that jumps around, going in whatever direction it feels like.

I admit, I fell with Kunis eyes. Besides that the movie and the story were lame and did not get best out of them. Actually directing was poor quality.

Interesting plot, decent visuals... but awful writing and worse acting send this down in flames.

A realistic look into the nonsense of torture camps, or "god camps" as the nutters call them. Those who read uncensored news will realise the background of this story is all too real!

Mila Kunis!, (Peter Stormare)