General Education 2012 Watch Free in HD

Chris Sheffield

13 July 1988, Arlington, Texas, USA

Maiara Walsh

18 February 1988, Seattle, Washington, USA

Sam Ayers

29 December 1957, Youngstown, Ohio, USA

Skylan Brooks

Bobby Campo

9 March 1983, Wheeling, West Virginia, USA

Seth Cassell

Federico Dordei

9 June 1975, Rome, Lazio, Italy

Janeane Garofalo

28 September 1964, Newton, New Jersey, USA

Harvey Guillen

Stacy Hall

7 January 1977, Madison, Mississippi, USA

Elaine Hendrix

28 December 1970, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA

Tom Maden

Mercedes Mason

3 March 1983, Linköping, Sweden

Larry Miller

15 October 1953, Valley Stream, Long Island, New York, USA

McKaley Miller

14 May 1996, Dallas, Texas, USA

Jesse Pruett

Sean Przano

Todd Quillen

6 November 1972, Morristown, Tennessee, USA

28 March 1987, Seattle, Washington, USA

Tom Morris

14 December 1988, Youngstown, Ohio, USA

Jaz Kalkat

Elliot Feld

Levi Collins

Played by: Chris Sheffield

Katie

Played by: Maiara Walsh

Arizona Republic

Defiantly humorless, the comedy is little more than a grab-bag of familiar high school-film cliches populated with bland characters played by barely-there actors. It was clearly a labor of love for no one.

August 30, 2012

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Paste Magazine

Unfortunately, in General Education, even tried-and-true formulas fall flat thanks to the lack of several key elements-good dialogue, fully developed characters and a satisfying story.

August 23, 2012

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Groucho Reviews

What have I learned? High school movies can be duller—and more sour—than previously thought possible...The least generic element of General Education is its openly hostile attitude toward gay people. [Blu-ray]

October 02, 2012

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Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com

If given the choice between going to class and seeing the high-school comedy General Education, go with school.

September 10, 2012

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CraveOnline

Plays out in a bland sitcom way, but is mercifully peppered with a few bizarre moments of surreal slapstick that keep it afloat.

August 24, 2012

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New York Times

The lead character's sister is more interesting than he is, and she spends much of her screen time as a mute mime.

August 23, 2012

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Cinemalogue.com

The film feels like a strained collection of outtakes from other comedies about teenage nerds and dysfunctional families.

August 29, 2012

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Village Voice

The film is like a new colt tripping over itself, going off every which way ...

August 28, 2012

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New York Post

Wavers between extreme silliness and unbearable earnestness.

August 24, 2012

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Slant Magazine

Too derivative to be amusing and too earnest to be parodic, it assumes the form of countless other teen comedies minus any wit or drama.

August 19, 2012

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Film Journal International

A technically impressive tapioca of a movie, this bland indie seriocomedy may serve as an early springboard for a couple of talented young actors, but little else.

August 30, 2012

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indieWire

What screenwriters [Tom] Morris, Elliot Feld and Jaz Kalkat fail to build is dramatic tension: affable, extremely self-involved Levi easily skates around all obstacles.

October 26, 2012

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