SPF-18 (2017)
18-year-old Penny Cooper spent years pining for Johnny Sanders Jr., but when a mysterious musician shows up on the beach, Penny is torn.
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When I watched the trailer and read the summary this movie seemed to be very good but it wasn't. The acting of the protagonist (penny) was not good and it's seemed like there is no connection between the actors to the story. The best thing that happened to that movie was Noah who played Jonny that he is super hot.
Just going to put it simply and say that I did not enjoy this. If I didn't have trouble turning a movie off half way through, I would have. The story line was just so all over the place and didn't make sense for the characters in it.There is already a lot of trash talk on here for it and I feel bad for the actors/actresses and film makers who put time and effort in, so I do have one positive to throw in - the cast is all very pretty and I had no problems at all with that!
Wow, the reviewers sure trashed this. What were they hoping for? It was a light movie. It didn't promise life-changing insight. It made me smile. Maybe I'm the audience: 55-year-old woman. When a movie is so badly trashed I want to give it a 10 to average in a higher number, but I will give it an honest 7.
I won't add tons to existing reviews but to say that it has redeeming moments. The young actors are often engaging, and the movie has a refreshing lack of cynicism. I suspect this might be something people dissect in later years when these folks have advanced further in their careers. Other reviewers have sneered that it seems like a student film, and in some ways it does...perhaps intentionally, given the proclivities of the protanganist.One odd thing is that I don't think anyone proofed the credits—I think the film makers (and IMDb) have the two moms reversed.