Rim of the World

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Wongem T @RT30530263 Jul 4 So bad it made me want to kms See more Equan A @EquanGod Jun 15 Holy racism Batman! Couldn’t they afford a script editor or an actual script writer. This movie is so blatant the only thing I could think of was how desperate were the people of color to participate in this offensive unfunny excuse for a motion picture. I wish I could give this bigoted rubbish negative stars. Do not recommend. See more michael P @Labspeciman Mar 24 A movie about four teens that are sent to summer camp and get caught up in an alien invasion. The movie is funny with a lot of action. People need to watch it for what it is. And its TV14 meaning most kids can handle it. Don't let the reviews intimidate you. Its a teenagers movie. Though as an adult I enjoyed it.. See more Marco L @decatur555 Mar 6 Rim of the World has a decent hook — a group of kids stuck at summer camp when chaos hits — but it never turns that premise into something truly fun. It tries to juggle ’80s adventure vibes, coming-of-age beats, and light sci-fi, yet the script feels generic, with template dialogue and choices that don’t land. The young cast isn’t awful, but there’s not much charisma, and in this kind of movie you really need the group to be instantly likable. Add jittery editing and a "bigger than it is" vibe, and the whole thing ends up pretty forgettable. It can pass the time if you’re not demanding, but it’s hard to care. See more James K @Jamesdkman Feb 8 The blatant stereotypes had me losing interest almost immediately. Nobody really grew in character, and the only development taking place seemed to have morphed individuals into goofballs you couldn't take that serious. One of the main protagonists was so dreadfully written, a part of me was hoping they'd get lost or die off. The shift in character priorities and their reasoning at times were so jarring and ridiculous, it was just hard to believe. It was not a fun watch. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Jan 17 Rim of the World tries to be a kid-friendly alien invasion adventure, but it never quite finds its footing. While the concept has promise, the execution feels awkward and uneven. The tone is clearly aimed at younger viewers, yet the screenplay is filled with crude jokes and uncomfortable dialogue that feel wildly out of place for a children-focused film. Instead of being funny, it becomes distracting and off-putting. The CGI creatures lack polish and consistency, making the alien threat feel weightless rather than exciting. The biggest issue, however, is the acting. Most of the young cast struggle to deliver believable performances, and their characters feel poorly defined and inconsistent. Emotional moments fail to land, and it’s hard to stay invested in their journey. The lone bright spot is Alessio Scalzotto, who brings sincerity and credibility to his role and feels genuinely grounded compared to the rest of the cast. Ultimately, Rim of the World isn’t unwatchable, but it’s flat See more Read all reviews

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