It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

Your blood may run cold, but you now find yourself pinioned to the story.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Well, true "Blockers" is indeed generic and predictable for what it turned out to be. But do take into consideration the type of movie that it is and the playing field in which it operates. Thus, this is not the movie that you expect will move your cinematic experience by a milestone. Hardly so. No, you know what you are getting yourself into when you sit down to watch "Blockers".And writers Brian Kehoe and Jim Kehoe did manage to put together a story that works out quite nicely. And by the hands of director Kay Cannon, their material is brought adequately and entertainingly to life on the screen.Sure, "Blockers" follow that stereotypical formula of how to make a comedy in this particular genre. But isn't that exactly what makes them work and makes them entertaining and funny? At least it is for me. Yes, you know how the movie will turn out, but it is not about the ending here, it is about the journey along the way. And definitely about the laughs.I will say that "Blockers" is packed with an abundance of funny moments, situations and awkwardness. I was more than adequately entertained throughout the course of the entire movie, and I had many good laughs.You can always count of Leslie Mann to deliver a good performance in comedies like this, and "Blockers" is no different. However, I will say that John Cena actually surprised me a lot. His performance was actually quite good and he was cast quite well for that particular role. I must admit that I had strong reservations about watching him in a movie, but he nailed in here. And Ike Barinholtz was also quite hilarious in the movie.If you enjoy a light-hearted comedy that does not challenge your intellect, where you just sit back and enjoy the movie and have some laughs, then "Blockers" is definitely well worth picking up.

The movie itself is kinda low budget, but it's still fun. Sometimes you think it's just parenting movie, but after that you start laughing, cause it's good. I'm not disappointed, it's a good movie to watch. P.S.: The movie made me watch Inferno - only guys who seen Blockers know why. :D

How many more movies will I willfully subject myself to before I stop watching 20-something's act like teenagers? Inevitably the "teens" outwit the parents, and the parents learn "valuable " lessons in parenting from their teens. There are only a few really funny scenes in this one. I watched it on a flight so it was better than another game of solitaire.

Not worth typing... amateur... fails in every aspect. How was it a winner at the box office? Am I that out of touch?