Fun Size

In the movie Fun Size, directed by Josh Schwartz and released in 2012, high school senior Wren's Halloween plans are thrown into disarray when she has to take her little brother Albert trick-or-treating. However, when Albert goes missing in a sea of costumed kids, Wren must navigate the wild Halloween night with her friends to find her brother before their mother finds out. As the night unfolds, Wren discovers more about herself and the importance of family. Filled with comedic moments, heartfelt lessons, and unexpected twists, Fun Size is a coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of a chaotic Halloween night.

Fun Size received mixed reviews from critics. With a 5.4/10 rating on IMDb, the film was criticized for its predictable plot and lack of depth in character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a low 25% approval rating, with critics mentioning its reliance on cliches and missed opportunities for genuine humor. Metacritic rated Fun Size at 37/100, pointing out its struggle to balance the comedic and heartfelt aspects of the story. Despite these criticisms, some reviewers acknowledged the film's charming performances, especially from Victoria Justice, who brought a likability to her role as Wren. Overall, Fun Size is a light-hearted comedy suitable for a younger audience, but it may not resonate with all viewers.