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Streaming Adventureland Movie Online Megavideo Free in HD Inspired by writer/director Greg Mottola's own true-life job-from-hell experience, Adventureland stars The Education of Charlie Banks' Jesse Eisenberg as an uptight recent college graduate who discovers that he'll have to get a degrading minimum-wage job at a local amusement park instead of spending his summer drinking German beer, visiting world-class museums, and flirting with cute French girls. It's the summer of 1987, and James Brennan (Eisenberg) has just graduated from college. James is all set to embark on his dream tour of Europe when his parents (Wendie Malick and Jack Gilpin) suddenly announce that they won't be able to subsidize the trip. Now the only things James has to look forward to this summer are sugar-fueled children, belligerent dads, and an endless parade of giant stuffed animals. When James strikes up a relationship with captivating co-worker Em (Kristen Stewart), however, he finally starts to loosen up. Suddenly, the worst summer ever doesn't seem quite so bad. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi. Watch Adventureland Movie Online Streaming Without Downloading No Survey HERE
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Release Date Adventureland Apr 3, 2009 Wide Genres Adventureland : Drama,Comedy
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All Critics Count For Adventureland : 208
All Critics Percentage For Adventureland : 88 %
Actors For Adventureland
Jesse Eisenberg,Kristen Stewart,Martin Starr,Kristen Wiig,Bill Hader,Margarita Levieva,Ryan Reynolds,Josh Pais,Wendie Malick,Mary Birdsong,Matt Bush,Paige Howard,Dan Bittner,Jack Gilpin
Adventureland Movie Review
As a sweet-natured character comedy - and a subtle exercise in generic boundary-pushing - this is a real charmer. Tom Huddleston-Time Out The story is semi-autobiographical, but has a gentler touch than his prior work on Superbad, and certainly relies less on slapstick episodes. David Denby-New Yorker Audiences expecting another dumb wallow will be startled, and I hope enlivened, by this movie's core of feeling. Peter Rainer-Christian Science Monitor The youths of Superbad were a little bit younger, a little more likable, their dirty-virgin wit more hilarious [than in Adventureland]. Amy Biancolli-Houston Chronicle Adventureland isn't as clever as Kicking, and not nearly as hilarious as Superbad, but it's still a sweet little memory ache, a Proustian cookie co-flavored with semiotics and Whitesnake. Kyle Smith-New York Post Adventureland earns its edge-of-adulthood sweetness and has characters with real hearts under their goofy T-shirts. Joe Neumaier-New York Daily News It's a film of overwhelming goodwill. You'll like everyone in this movie, and you'll leave the theater thinking they would probably like you too. Will Leitch-Deadspin The messages -- about silver linings in lousy jobs, the collision of hormones and heartstrings, and the adventure of discovering who you really are and what you really want -- ring honest and true, for any era. Neil Pond-American Profile Adventureland is ultimately an interesting but flawed mixture of Mottolla's early indie sensibility (The Daytrippers) with some of the more mainstream teen comedy elements of Superbad. Eric Goldman-IGN Movies Adventureland's young cast is strong, and, when the film works, it captures the languid limbo of post-adolescent confusion and longing. Jeff Meyers-Metro Times (Detroit, MI) A coming of age tale based loosely on the experiences of writer/director Greg Mottola, Adventureland is a surprisingly dense teen flick yet its unfortunate forays into religion bashing undermines its overall effect. Matthew Pejkovic-Matt's Movie Reviews It's a bit slight and rambling, but also manages to engage us due to the sharply drawn characters Rich Cline-Shadows on the Wall [Mottola has] done his job in making the work feel authentic, funny, and like a breeze to sit through. Jeffrey Chen-Window to the Movies Regardless of the well filled-out cast and the fact that it's structured like a comedy, Adventureland just isn't funny. There really aren't jokes and the overlong running time is mostly given to a standard budding romance. Adam Lippe-Examiner.com Content to occupy that middle ground where insights are authentic but far from revelatory and comedy is more amiable than riotous. Nick Schager-Lessons of Darkness A funny, touching and honest film about a serious 22-year-old neither embarrassed by nor exulting in his lack of sexual experience. Philip French-Observer [UK] Without recourse to frilly cuffs or a montage to A Flock Of Seagulls' greatest hit, it plays the '80s card for something heartfelt. Ian Nathan-Empire Magazine Adventureland is reminiscent of indie movies like Breaking Away, Dazed and Confused and Clerks. You could put it another way and say it's not very original. Yet, watching the movie, you're too swept up in James's problems to care. -This is London Its gentle charm and effortless eloquence personified by its winning lead, Adventureland is only marred by a rote final reel. Richard Luck-Film4 The whole enterprise is infused with a quality of feeling, an integrity, that is rare in such a commercial film. Toby Young-Times [UK] A tremendously funny and touching coming-of-age story, which he has set in the 1980s with a sprinkling of nicely chosen cultural references. Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK] Like all films that strike a chord, you'll find yourself replaying your own memories as the credits roll on a comedy that fires the heart. Dan Brightmore-Little White Lies Some may scoff at Adventureland for sailing too close to a tried and tested story formula, but it's funny, heart-warming and more meandering and whimsical than you'd expect from a mainstream Hollywood comedy. Simon Reynolds-Digital Spy An Indie romcom which doesn't pile on the contrived quirkiness and instead concentrates on being believable, smart and sweet. Boyd Hilton-Heat Magazine Wisely, Mottola doesn't try to reinvent the comedy wheel. He's simply taken the plot-free route of Superbad, made the like-for-like swap of Jesse Eisenberg for Michael Cera, upscaled the romance, downsized the slapstick. Elliott Noble-Sky Movies