Triple Dog

2010 "I Dare You to Play."
5.7| 1h32m| R| en
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On the night of a sleepover, a group of teenage girls venture out in a competitive game of challenging dares. As the antics escalate, and the dares become more extreme, the girls unravel the truth behind a former student's rumored suicide.

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AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks
Kailansorac Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.
BelSports This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.
Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.
Pretty Hatemachine For some reason this had a high review on Netflix so I watched it. One of the WORST movies I have forced myself through. The acting was terrible, the plot was predictable and boring, and I don't even dare you to watch it. "Chapin" was supposed to be 16... um.. are we that stupid?.. Very mad at myself for actually watching it till the end. Spoiler Alert! The water where the whole bridge jumping plot brings us to is clearly really shallow and you would have to be a quadriplegic to have drowned. Another frustrating thing about this movie everyone is supposedly partying but not one of these girls drink, smokes or does anything teens do, just a lot of catty acronyms or abbreviated snooty remarks, boring boring and just plain stupid.
Chris I cannot believe that I fell for the few good reviews that some gave this movie. Maybe they're drunk, maybe they were stoned, but they sure as well weren't sober if they watched this and think they were good.Where do I start. A "rebel punk" chick, Chapin (that looks like she came out of a nickelodeon cartoon) attended a "best friend"'s birthday sleepover with a few others and ended up insulting the hell out of the event, called it boring, and threatened to leave if she doesn't get what she wants. And if that's not bad enough, she peer pressured everybody (whose lives might not be as bad as she made hers but she basically forced them anyway) into playing a silly dare game that involves public indecency, public urination, public disturbance, robbery, vandalism, illegal drinking, underage driving, and borderline prostitution. Then as the movie goes, turns out a few years before Chapin stupidly dared someone to jump off a bridge, who then died, and that she felt bad about it (which was apparently the reason she "rebelled") And yet HERE she is, a few years later, forcing everybody to do the exact same thing. Not dumb enough?Let's continue. She then later got angry at everybody because 2 people from her old school mentioned that it was her fault (for some reason her friends think it isn't) and that she caused the accident. Then, after 1 girl told her it was stupid to dare someone to do that, Chapin took that into great offense (apparently she has no common sense at all) and asked the girl if it was a dare. The other said "No, I'm not that dumb" and again, SOMEHOW, she took it as a dare. Then she jumped off a bridge in front of everybody (cause an attention wh*re needs an audience) and then somehow at the end we're supposed to feel bad for her?This woman is the meanest, dumbest, most selfish ATTENTION WH*RE of a character I have ever seen. Who thinks because she feels bad about something dumb that SHE did, she earned to right to lash out and be a b*tch to everybody and expects us to feel sorry for her (she actually blamed her friends for not understanding for a moment). The world doesn't work that way, this movie honestly wasted my time and trust me, if I could, I would save you the pain and misery that I endured during the movie.Watching a selfish careless little barbie doll who talks like an idiot for 1.5 hours is not fun.
Tori Kowarik I definitely disagree with the review that states that this movie will just keep you entertained but not be memorable. I first watched this movie on netflix I want to say around 4 years ago, and it was one of the few movies I've ever watched that has stuck out to me. Interesting, exciting, and I would definitely recommend every 8th grade to sophomore year girl to watch this. Is it definitely a major plus now that I took time to watch this movie again, that the cast is actually pretty excellent. They have Janel Parrish from Pretty Little Liars, Awkward's Brett Davern, Nolan Gerard Funk from Spectacular, and I might be wrong but I think I might have quickly spotted Avan Jogia from Victorious.Now for the cons of this movie. I agree that some of the script seems a little awkward. For instance, they use the term "stoop" instead of "porch". Also I know this couldn't really be avoided, but Eve's voice really creeped me out the entire time. She has this creepy old lady voice. And lastly, I do not think that the characters and movie itself was very relatable. The themes can be very broadly taken an applied to real life, but in general it just is not very relatable.
Raul Faust Some annoying and ridiculous girls decide to play a game called "Triple Dog", and who doesn't accept the dare, gets to have the head shaved. There isn't a single girl in the world that would accept this kind of game, but let's ignore that. The plot of this film is extremely ridiculous and impossible to happen; everything seems fake and absurd that you feel cheated while watching it. I was very bored while watching this, and when I thought there would be a sex scene between the rat girl and a guy, they simply don't do it. Not that I was expecting to see a porn, but it was so bad that one sex scene would make me give at least 1 star else to this. So, near the end, a girl is kissing a guy because she had to give him oral sex, and when she was almost there, the guy said "Oh no, I would prefer to kiss your friend instead of you". As if any guy in the world would refuse to receive oral sex in those circumstances. The whole story is pretty ridiculous and shameful, don't ever see this mess!