Steve Carr
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The comedy film Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life, starring Griffin Gluck, Lauren Graham, Alexa Nisenson, etc., directed by Steve Carr, was released on October 7, 2016 in the United States. It tells the story of after his new principal Dwight destroys his sketchbook, Rafe Khatchadorian and his best friend Leo decide to metaphorically destroy Dwight's book by breaking every rule in the school's Code of Conduct. This is a Comedy, Family film with a runtime of 92 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 6.1/10 from 10,810 viewers.
Steve Carr
as Director
Griffin Gluck
as Rafe
Lauren Graham
as Jules
Alexa Nisenson
as Georgia
Andy Daly
as Principal Dwight
Thomas Barbusca
as Leo
Retta
as Ida Stricker
Adam Pally
as Mr. Teller
Luke Hardeman
as Shon
Jessi Goei
as Bella
Jacob Hopkins
as Miller
Patrick Fagan
as Boy Candidate
Isabela Merced
as Jeanne
Isabella Amara
as Heidi
Madeleine Stack
as Girl at Assembly #2
Efren Ramirez
as Gus
Rob Riggle
as Bear
Gemma Forbes
as Dana
James A. Patterson
as Restaurant Manager
Chris Bowman
as Writer
Hubbel Palmer
as Writer
Kara Holden
as Writer
James Patterson
as Writer
Chris Tebbetts
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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I love this movie and I hope they never ruin it by making a sequel
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
sweet
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My son asked me to watch it together, and was surprise about story...
Generic hapless school boy outcast, generic cartoonish school bully immediately introduced with the teachers magically ignoring him, generic annoying sister with a big mouth, generic annoying school girls, generic everything. The only thing original and creative about this movie are the little cartoon segments someone talented worked on. Everything else is the most uninspired trash.
Middle School is my least favorite movie of all time. I honestly hate this movie. I'm going to steal George Lucas's quote real quick, "If I had a sledgehammer and unlimited amount of time I'd find every copy of Middle School and destroy it." Although what George Lucas said instead of Middle School is Star Wars a Christmas Special, another bad movie but I'd much rather watch that than Middle School the worst years of my life. It has a dumb story about a kid pulling pranks, it has a forgettable story when right after you see it you forget about it. It encourages kids to vandalize. Next thing you have on your hands is a kid setting of a bomb in school because his teachers are mean. Middle School is the dumbest movie of all time. The acting is atrocious. I mean this kid breaks into the school late at night to pull pranks. I hate this movie with every bone in my body. When I saw it for the first time. I wanted to vandalize the movie screen but no I had to sit and watch the atrocious movie of middle school, and that is the reason I gave it one star. NEVER WATCH THIS MOVIE!
When I first watched this movie I didn't really think it would be up to much but I was very wrong. Not only was the movie enjoyable, but it had a great soundtrack and good actors playing the parts. There was also a sad part which is so unexpected (unlike most kids movies these days). The movie involves a boy named Rafe and revolves around his day to day struggles at middle school hence the title "Middle School". The movie incorporates cartoons with real life because Rafe likes doodling and has a wild imagination. Although this movie is more for kids, there are quite a few adult jokes throughout the movie that will most likely confuse kids. There is also a reasonable amount of mild swearing so just keep that in mind if viewing with younger children. The movie is very inspiring and makes you love the world a little more. If only more directors caught on to this kind of movie.
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