source: FML

This movie is true humor and really makes it a fun film! It was great writing, casting, and great story. Definitely a movie that will make you laugh.

Previews looked cheesy but I actually laughed more than expected. I might be bias since in in my early 40's so I see it from Jasons perspective a little better than most who are watching probably. It's not a waste of time at least.

I thought it was really funny and entertaining and one of the greatest YouTube movies of all time

This was actually pretty funny. I agree with the below that you need to be a Jason Nash fan to get it. I thought the acting was great, loved the cameo by Jason's real kids. Was devo that David wasn't in it more but he bags it out so often it makes sense. Anyway I really enjoyed it !

The film started with so much promise of comedy and easy viewing. Eventually this fell apart, what started off as laughs in the first 15 minutes, ended up with boredom and merely requiring closure.

This attracted my attention because it at 4.5 stars rating my on sky TV, and 7.7 on imdb. I have no idea what others have seen in this film but my 1 star says is all (probably generous too).

Just watched this after a year of following him on YouTube. I loved the story line and the cameo's of the Vlog Squad (need to know YouTube for tgat reference). I get most who don't watch him, Dobrik, Sire, Brendon etc on YouTube won't get it but if you do, you'll love it!

Hilarity ensues. FML introduces you to Sam (Jason Nash), a 40 year old trying to make it in the world of social media, a world dominated by millennials, and Henry (Brandon Calvillo), a 19 year old virgin social media star who just wants to get away from his crazy family and meet a girl. After realizing they need each other to fulfill their dreams, they embark on a cross country road trip which introduces them to shady business men, social misfits, internet sellouts, and all kinds of crazy characters along the way. It is a movie that will make you laugh, make you think, and may even tug at your heartstrings just a little. Highly recommended comedy for teens and up.

Trailer—FML