Rating: 2/5 -- [It] is a "found footage" movie. This gimmick may have run its course: not only does Israelite use the method inconsistently, he never shows why it's needed to tell this particular story. Full Review

Rating: 1/5 -- Group chemistry is moderately diverting but story offerings are as scanty as the shorts and skirts sported by the female leads.

Rating: 3/5 -- Project Almanac's exuberance for the scientific aspect of time travel, unique use of handheld camerawork, and allusion to allegorical decisions makes for a fun watch, even if the overwhelming teen feel to the film detracts from being taken too seriously. Full Review

Rating: F -- Project Almanac feels like a cautionary tale of what happens when creators make literally every wrong decision. Full Review

The genre dramatizes the identity formation that goes on during the digital technology-glutted adolescent years, which are filled with screens and captured images, whether from smartphones, cameras, vlogging, or pictures on social media. Full Review

Rating: 1/5 -- The 106 minutes between the opening scene and the end credits still feels like an eternity. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- Enough already with the "found footage" movies. Full Review