Debbie Baldwin Ladue News Nov 1, 2018 4/10

[Fun Size is] an annoying kid in a superhero costume does not 90 minutes make.

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Glenn Dunks Trespass Sep 8, 2013

A modern day revamp (of sorts) of the 1980s teen classic Adventures in Babysitting meets The Hangover for tweens, the feature debut of television writer/producer Josh Schwartz is a mess of a movie.

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Eric D. Snider ScreenAnarchy Jul 23, 2013

A gaudy, simple-minded fiasco that's too dumb for adults and too suggestive for kids.

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John Hanlon Big Hollywood Jun 30, 2013 0.5/5

An offensive and obnoxious comedy that never feels secure in its own identity.

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Jason Best Movie Talk Mar 19, 2013

Justice makes a likeable lead but director Josh Schwartz's comic touch is distinctly leaden and a high proportion of the would-be funny scenes - some of them involving an uncredited Johnny Knoxville - fall flat.

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Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed Mar 7, 2013

Justice has a real charm and appeal on-screen, looking good in just about anything she wears in the film...

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Eric Goldman IGN Jan 3, 2013 5.5/10

Nickelodeon goes outside their comfort zone with Fun Size, but the film is very hit or miss, with an inconsistent tone.

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Ed Gibbs The National (UAE) Dec 12, 2012 3/5

It's pure Nickelodeon stuff: bubblegum high jinks that's short on laughs but also, mercifully, shy on offending, too.

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Jim Schembri 3AW Dec 7, 2012 2/5

Here's yet another example of a DVD film inexplicably receiving a full-on cinema release...It doesn't help that Victoria Justice, pretty as she is, does not exactly ignite the screen with comic charisma.

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Blake Howard 2UE That Movie Show Nov 25, 2012 0.5/5

Fun Size is the Nickelodeon equivalent of a Hallmark card for Halloween. Even the target audience will be asking their parents when it's polite to dispose of it after the holiday.

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Louise Keller Urban Cinefile Nov 24, 2012

The incongruous, colourful and bizarre are jumbled together in a Halloween size pumpkin in this occasionally puerile, at times endearing and often silly comedy in which a giant fake chicken violates the rear of a yellow Volvo as its ultimate low.

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Kelly Vance East Bay Express Nov 13, 2012

Genuine laughs develop in the wake of a pretty teenage nerd.

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Alistair Harkness Scotsman Nov 4, 2012 1/5

Barely developed characters come and go while faux edgy jokes and obscure American pop cultural references fall flat.

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Brigit Grant Daily Express (UK) Nov 4, 2012 2/5

Tweenies are more forgiving than I am.

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Rich Cline Contactmusic.com Nov 2, 2012 1.5/5

You know you're in trouble when a madcap comedy is unable to even raise a smile.

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Tony Medley Tolucan Times Nov 1, 2012 1/10

The good news about this film is that it's only 96 minutes long. The bad news is that it is 96 minutes long.

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MaryAnn Johanson Flick Filosopher Nov 1, 2012

It's the usual assemblage of grossout horrors provided for your alleged amusement... The freshly upsetting thing here is that this is a Nickelodeon production -- you know, the cable network for kids...

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Mike McCahill Guardian Nov 1, 2012 1/5

As ever, "fun size" translates to "no fun whatsoever".

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Karen Krizanovich Radio Times Nov 1, 2012 2/5

A gross, sprawling and barely credible teen comedy.

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Simon Reynolds Digital Spy Nov 1, 2012 2/5

There's barely a laugh on the horizon as Fun Size ambles through a series of unremarkable set pieces, tumbleweed one-liners and awkward tonal shifts.

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