Review: SPRING BREAKERS

Girls in bikinis, enjoying the sun the beaches in Florida have to offer and vacationing before facing school finals is the exact definition of a spring break. The film that bears such name offers just what it promises. This is our short review of 'SPRING BREAKERS'.

By Staff

If you are familiar with our reviews, you'll know by now that we have no problem with movies that don't venture into the unknown. We prefer to watch new and exciting ideas, but if a film chooses to use its advantages and disadvantages the right way, the results could be worth watching.

This film was made with an almost documentary style, much to the likes of 'Trainspotting'. The editing is a bit crazy, the dialogue is street-like full of cursing and slangs and the story develops just enough to keep the audience entertained.

The characterizations by the main actresses are a bit over-the-top in some sequences, although, if it was done differently it might have not worked for the overall film.

The only male main character in the movie, played by James Franco, is just what the story needed to increase the tension level.

Don't go expecting to see a tremendous film because it isn't that at all. However, if you try reading between the lines in the sequences full of sex, drugs and alcohol, you might have a nice time.