Cyberbully

Another ham-fisted and histrionic Message Movie from ABC Family. Slightly better than Cyber Seduction (its obvious companion piece), but not by much. Has the look and tone of a '90s movie despite coming out in 2011. The issue of cyberbullying deserves a more nuanced treatment than this. i CaN't GeT tHe CaP oFf!

She couldn't get the cap off

Ah mah gawd, lyk tha durahmah is lyk totallee reel. Its lyk totallee my life storee. Gawd. Gewd acting 2. I'd lyk totallee wud want 2 kill maself afta 2 weeks of cybur bullee-ing. Dat gurl had it tugh =[ =[ =[ =[ =[ =[

Hilarious, and completely lacking any semblance of reality, which makes whatever positive message it may have had absolutely useless. Cyberbullying happens, but it does not happen like this. Nobody even types like that anymore. "I CAN'T GET THE CAP OFF!!" is the acting moment of the century.

A 62-year-old director attempts to appropriate the technology and culture of teenagers for the purposes of histrionic panic-fiction, and winds up with what is at best an uncanny valley facsimile of actual youth culture. None of the central clique of "outcast" girls look even vaguely like a girl who would actually be an outcast in high school.

SO FRIGGIN' FUNNY. This movie, while it has the right idea with trying to get the message out, manages to be more offensive to bully victims than anything else. Emily Osment and the mum from The OC make a go of it but nothing they do can stop this from being absolutely hilarious, with too many amazing things to mention here. It's not QUITE up there with Bratz and The Room due to peaking too early and getting dull towards the end, but it's very close.

One of THE most idiotically written movies I've ever seen. This is a movie that assumes that not only are high school kids remorseless assholes and morons who will believe anything they see on the internet and go to ridiculous lengths just to bully, but they also assume that Law Enforcement are a bunch of incompetent morons who can't even do simple investigation when there's clear evidence of who the culprit is. Not to mention the anti-social networking message is insanely idiotic to begin with.

"u r a bitch"

Cyber bullying is soo stupid.

Feels like petty bitching about this movie on the Internet might be more irony than the subject can handle, but here's another: I’ve never seen REEFER MADNESS, but CYBERBULLY is how I envision it; I believe Binamé and Booth have never used Facebook, but that CYBERBULLY is also how they envision Facebook. So soporific, I checked out long before the consensus highlight “I CAN’T GET THE CAP OFF!” I can’t really get on the hate-watching bandwagon; it's just melodramatic after-school special pap.