Yahoo Web Search

Search results

      • Beware the Gonzo received mixed reviews; the film has a 44% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 36/100 rating on Metacritic.
      en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Beware_the_Gonzo
  1. Sep 8, 2011 · Beware the Gonzo,” the feature directorial debut of Bryan Goluboff, follows a student uprising against a high school’s vile clique of alpha teenagers and its smug principal.

    • Bryan Goluboff
    • Stephen Holden
    • 94 min
  2. Beware the Gonzo 2010 1h 34m Comedy List 44% Tomatometer 9 Reviews 47% Audience Score 250+ Ratings Eddie starts an underground movement to give a voice to the misfits and nerds.

    • (9)
    • Zoë Kravitz
    • Bryan Goluboff
    • Corner Store Entertainment
    • Beware the Gonzo Reviews1
    • Beware the Gonzo Reviews2
    • Beware the Gonzo Reviews3
    • Beware the Gonzo Reviews4
    • Beware the Gonzo Reviews5
  3. With its stacked moral deck, student stereotypes and false, halfhearted ending, "Beware the Gonzo" is really formula straining at the seams to be more.

  4. High school reporter exposes bully in teen comedy with edge. Read Common Sense Media's Beware the Gonzo review, age rating, and parents guide.

    • Ezra Miller, Jesse Mccartney, Zoe Kravitz
    • Bryan Goluboff
    • Tribeca Productions
  5. Sep 6, 2011 · As Beware the Gonzo happily dreams up its nerdy hero’s victories over bullies, school censorship, and feeling like a nobody, it seems to do so from another time. Given that Goluboff based the story on his own high school experiences some decades ago, one of Evie’s (Zoë Kravitz) lines, “newspapers are dead; you’ve got to do it as a ...

  6. 'Beware the Gonzo' is a very complex (and violent) movie, and yet it has the fluency of an absorbing primetime TV-show, thanks to the expertise of its producer, Bryan Goluboff (the same of 'Law and Order: SVU').

  7. Sep 9, 2011 · Duration 1 h 34 m. Rating TV-14. Genres. Comedy. Drama. Romance. Plenty of high schoolers feel bullied, ignored, and just plain screwed over by The Man. Not many take it into their own hands to print an underground 'zine revealing the icky underbelly of high school, from the meanest wedgie-givers to a nasty cafeteria.