I really liked this movie. The first part is very good and it haves a very Tarantino-esque style that i loved. The second part is under tone compared to the first but still very interesting.

'Take the 10' attempts more than your average low quality comedy does, but a lot of the humour falls flat.

It is certainly a comedy first and foremost, though sadly it has too much forced sex humour - the casting is also a bit of a mismatch. Josh Peck (Chris) and Tony Revolori (Chester) aren't anything atrocious at all, there's just a lack of sizeable chemistry which I think is needed for their roles. The rest of the cast aren't really that standout-ish, they are all rather plain - with the exception of director Chester Tam's Jay, who is alright.

I do respect the plot to this. It gets contrived quickly and isn't majorly interesting, but at least they tried to add a meaningful premise to the comedy as opposed to solely relying on the comedy itself like most do.

Not something I'd recommend all that highly, though there's certainly worse films from this genre out there.

The movie is bad. Like real bad.

This road movie is an unfunny mess, another misfire from Netflix. You can throw as many talented actors as you want into a film but if the script is poor then its a gigantic waste of time.

Watched this movie because I have a soft spot for the irreverent category on Netflix and the preview was funny. The movie is bad. It could have been an ok movie, but had too many pointless storylines. Could have ditched whole characters and fleshed out the main ticket deal gone bad adventure. Good chemistry between Josh Peck and Tony Revolri. Unfortunate that this movie missed the mark in a big way.