
Beautiful, wild, funny, and lost, Katie Kampenfelt takes a year off before college to find herself, all the while chronicling her adventures in an anonymous blog into which she pours her innermost secrets. Eventually, Katie's fearless narrative begins to crack, and dark pieces of her past emerge.... (Full plot summary below)
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Beautiful, wild, funny, and lost, Katie Kampenfelt takes a year off before college to find herself, all the while chronicling her adventures in an anonymous blog into which she pours her innermost secrets. Eventually, Katie's fearless narrative begins to crack, and dark pieces of her past emerge.
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| Los Angeles TimesGary GoldsteinThe edgy coming-of-age tale Ask Me Anything begins with a snarky, bubble-gum vibe that gives way to something far deeper and meaningful. |
| CinemaBlend.comMike ReyesSuffers from a limp story, but banks on good actors trying to make the best of the hand they've been dealt. |
| User ReviewLois GI really have a hard time rating this. It's a coming of age story about a girl WHO DISAPPEARS. Something that I've yet to see anyone reference. Considering, in the U.S., about 1000 children/teens come up missing EVERY DAY...it's rather a relevant story. |
| User ReviewIngerid WJust caught this movie on Netflix, and found it very interesting. The ending made me want to know more. What happened to the main character? I would like it if a followup movie was made so that we could see what happened to her. Every day, many similar, real stories are played out all across America. A young woman gets pregnant circumstantially. What does she do? Who does she trust with her secret, and what are the consequences? So many variables, so many possibilities. So many tragic endings, and only a few good ones. Which did this character have? I would really like to know. |
| User ReviewJessica SI happen to stumble upon As Me Anything because of my love for Christian Slater and films normally featuring a cast my age. This movie grabbed me the minute it started (the soundtrack is excellent). On top of an amazing cast, this movie felt completely authentic. Its extremely hard to find something original anymore, that actually makes you stop and think. The main reason I fell in love with Ask Me Anything was the reality of it. Yes, I loved the story line, but the actual detail in both the book (Undiscovered Gyrl) and film were what sealed the deal. When Katie is standing in front of the mirror with makeup all over her face, or when she over reacts to her mom, the way she runs from store to store looking for jobs, or the slightly inappropriate jokes she makes to Christian Slater on the first phone call. They are REAL. Real emotions and actions of young adults, and that was so refreshing. Most movies and tv shows today that feature young adults might be fun to watch, but they aren't realistic, its not how people in there late teens act or speak. This film is startlingly raw and true. |
| User ReviewBarry TA tour de force performance from Britt Robertson. This girl is a star watch. |
| User ReviewJackie MBeautiful. This is easily one of the best films i've seen. It is so so deep, I had to gather my thoughts after it ended. |
| User ReviewJasmine BDespite what Katie did, I personally think that she made a really good decision. It sucks that her mom found out the way she did but all in all Katie did what she thought was best even if it ment leaving everyone she cared about to start a new life. I personally think that a lot of girls can relate to this and her situation. |
| User ReviewMarc FWow. I was truly impressed by this movie. Even though I'm not part of the social media/Reddit/Facebook generation, this story kept me completely engaged and wondering where the next turn was going to take me. It was the perfect balance of slightly steamy romance and an amazing character study. Katie Kampenfelt in the lead stole the show, although I suppose the director probably deserves a lot of credit too. And just when you thought it was over, you realize there was a puzzle you weren't even aware of! GREAT ending, which I won't spoil. I highly recommend this movie. Best film I've seen this year. |
| User ReviewRyan Rawesome movie. Brittany Robertson was at her best. A most see movie. |