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Lionsgate Picks Up Comedy LOL

ComingSoon: "Lionsgate today announced that it has acquired from Mandate Pictures the U.S. distribution rights to LOL, a coming-of-age comedy starring Miley Cyrus, Demi Moore and Ashley Greene."

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Kiri4927d ago

LOL at Miley Cyrus (no pun intended)

but seriously, it'd be epic if they really adapt it.

Soldierone4927d ago

First I thought its a nerd comedy about the word LOL full of WoW nerds and what not. Then I though hmm maybe its about the game LoL. Then I read your comment and re-read the article and immidiatly regret even being interested at all.

Kiri4927d ago

With this heavy cast, it'll be awesome lol

Soldierone4927d ago

The one time you say something positive and its sarcastic lol. At least I hope it is.

Anything with Miley Cyrus as the main "star" is gonna fail epicly.

Kiri4927d ago

You got me, it's sarcasm of course. But either way, it's still a must watch, just to see how miserably it fails

darklordzor4927d ago

My first thought wasn't about nerds, but about girls texting. Isn't that where LOL came from first?

Soldierone4927d ago

First time I heard it was on a Gaming website and we were playing games. Someone went "ha lol" and we were all like wtf does LOL mean?

darklordzor4927d ago

Oh but LOL has been around since the internet basically started. Nearly all of those kinds of acronyms came from the first chat rooms that got started. They've been around for a while, but some of the newer ones always throw me off.

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darklordzor4927d ago

Cast actually looks pretty decent...nothing great, but maybe it won't suck.

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LOL Blu-ray Review - WGTC

Jeremy of We Got This Covered wrote, "In 2010 the film LOL was complete and ready for release, yet it only made its way to a theatrical audience (barely) earlier this year. The combined star power of Demi Moore and Miley Cyrus just wasn’t enough to market this technology savvy teenage coming-of-age story. But after the dust has settled and everyone has moved on LOL manages to almost become a romance worth watching, even if only once. It’s not well-written or well-acted, but it does speak for the current generation of teens, which might be a little scary for everyone else."

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The Blu-ray Breakdown: June 31, 2012

Nicholas of Movies Hate You Too writes:

There are slow weeks and then there are SLOW weeks and this is definitely the latter. Essentially there are no new releases of interest aside from an A&E miniseries and a Miley Cyrus bomb. There are a few scattered catalog titles being released including an obligatory reissue, a decent teen horror flick, two very obscure 80′s films, and several films starring a blond bombshell that might interest the 50 and older crowd.

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The Daily Rotation - LOL Review

Courtney of The Daily Rotation wrote, "I have loved some pretty ridiculous movies in my time. In my early teens I obsessed over the newest Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen tween dramadies, I couldn’t wait for the latest Lindsay Lohan flicks, and I always waited for the comeback of Lizzie McGuire star, Hilary Duff. Today’s tweens and teens are more familiar with the works of young adult actors like Selena Gomez or Demi Lovato. In the case of the movie LOL, former child star Miley Cyrus attempts to shed her less than squeaky-clean Disney image and show her PG-13 chops in a ridiculous movie full of oversold teen sex, teen drinking, pot use, and unrealistic parent-child relationships."

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