Jinxed

A really cute movie, with great actors! Really enjoyable!

Whether you like this movie depends solely on whether or not you like Ciara Bravo.

First, the movie; it's a silly movie about a family (appropriately named Murphy - as in Murphy's Law everything that can go wrong will) who are cursed with bad luck. The family has managed to live with it. The father has a career as an appliance tester - he can easily cause any appliance to malfunction. The little brother is known for his devastating skateboard wipeouts and is semi- famous from youtube videos. But Ciara's character hasn't made peace with the curse, and she is determined to somehow overturn the curse. Needless to say, her attempts to overturn the curse result in a series of comical mishaps.

She also has a love interest in the story which to me is kind of creepy because she's so young.

But the main character is Ciara Bravo, and this movie depends on her. To me, she's very likable. In fact, I'm hoping she gets a few more major roles before she turns 20 and turns into the next LIndsay or Amanda.

Bad luck and hilarious slapstick abound, in this sad sack story of the Murphy family. I've always been a sucker for Disney films, (and this one is not!) See! My luck ran out already. You will be laughing uncontrollably with this family-friendly film whilst eating popcorn and spilling soda on your crotch. See! I may be getting you to giggle a bit already. Enjoy, and if you like my review, give me a thumbs up, thanks and rest in smiles. Pax, Murf

How cute, a family showered with bad luck, people, the opening scenes are the most hilarious and fun of the whole movie, from the middle onwards it becomes less interesting, about how to end the Murphy's curse, I love this law and the movies about it , always genius and disastrous situations... The protagonist, so cute and pretty, steals the scene, with her equally cute and loving family...

I love Ciara Bravo! It's the first movie I see with her as a protagonist (after her role in Big Time Rush) and I'm glad she's still acting. The story is funny and I think they did a great job with the film in general. In addition, I think the message of the film's ending is very important: It's okay not to be okay. We don't need to be all "normal". We just have to embrace who we are.