Jack Parker, le Roi des menteurs

(11 year old reviewer)

The plot was average. The movie was fun. The acting for the main characters wasn't that good. Didn't really laugh, but overall it was silly fun movie that passed the time.

A low quality Ferris Bueller.

I watched this with my 9 year old son. I may have enjoyed this more than he did! Funny. Corny, yes. Kinda like the TV-G TV shows kids watch, but I thought it was great. It's kid funny!

Did not come with big expectations, therefor they did not get shattered. I have to admit that feels great. However on a point of view for a movie, maybe it does not sound really fantastic.

Liar liar pans of fire is the movie you expect it to be. Kinda guff, kinda stupid, a little bit funny and nothing more. The whole movie relies on a plot, that is not very interesting, i.e. that lies come true. Like true in a material form. What bothers me is that the main character, after getting a little crazy from all this, doesn't test this hypothesis. I mean if it wore I, I would at least say something crazy like... Jenifer Aniston is my girlfriend, or I have a million dollars. And see what happens.

But hey after all they needed for the plot, so who cares?

Final judgment: I time you enjoyed is time not wasted. For some people this will be true for this movie, for other not so, however if you come with low expectations, it won't be that bad an experience watching it.

Our boys who are 8 and 11 years old loved this movie and asked a lot of questions during the movie. A movie that can entertain and teach one important life lesson is worth it's weight in our time and the cost of our Netflix subscription. I think too many adults are rating this movie....and, it's too late for them on the lying lesson.

Your average low-budget DisneyXD movie. Which is saying something since there are only 4 of them. It's quite predictable.

The cast is most of what this movie has going for it. If you liked Lab Rats and Mighty Med, you'll probably like this movie.

A few laughs and genuine enjoyment on my part. However, I don't know how much my opinion matters since I'm a 25-year-old woman with the sense of humour of a 12-year-old boy. This movie's humour is very Bradley Steven Perry, if that makes any sense. I even checked to see if he helped write it.

I was 15 when this movie came out but I couldn't get through it back then. I tried to watch it twice since then before basically forcing myself to get through the first 10 minutes today. Honestly, I loved this movie after that.

However, if you suffer from second-hand embarrassment, maybe don't watch this movie. I was squirming in my seat a few times because I knew what was about to happen.

Overall if you expect it to be cringe and meh then you'll probably enjoy it. Don't expect High School Musical, the Hannah Montana movie or Sky High.