A funny and emotional independent film that brings back the exciting days of summer camp. While the acting and even the script seem a bit raw at times, overall it's a fun story with great music and energy.

"Graff takes lessons learned from countless after-school specials and sets the resulting kumbaya queer fantasy to banal show tunes." - Ed Gonzalez

This film is one giant unapologetic cliché. It hopes the audience will forgive this fact simply because it's fun. Well this audience member ain't biting. The plot does nothing unique; it just flails around every few minutes. The characters are entirely 1-dimensional and their problems remind me of my year in 4th grade. What saves this from being the worst film I've ever seen isn't just Anna Kendrick being fantastic, but a little depth added to the ending. Too little too late.

The only decent actor was Anna Kendrick. Pathetic script. There were maybe 2 good moments in the whole film. That's 1hr50min I wish I could get back.

The movie from hell. So cliched and stereotyped it made me sick. Luckily it wasn't realeased in many theatres so not many people saw it.

I wanted to love this film... its just it was a little too dramatic. The musical scenes are well-done and the kids are talented. I just found the drama pretty stupid and too much of the "he said, she said".

The music is about all this movie has going for it.

It was great to see a portrayal of a section of teen life we almost never see realistically on screen . . . but it would have helped if the songs were better and the gay kid were cuter.