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Teen girl Taylor Hillridge gets a a laptop for her birthday and signs up on a social networking site. She starts to feel alone as her friends ostracize her and she falls victim to cyberbullying. Written by
Paramorezombiea, skribb
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This television movie of the week is supposed to convey the dangers of Cyber bullying and harassment among teens. While the film cast is unknown to me, they do an adequate job even if it seems more like an after school special. The cast does a great job. The writing is bit preachy and uneven at times. The movie is realistic enough and to make a difference. At least, the students or teens today would get a better understanding of those dangers. While the film is satisfactory, Emily Osment does a pretty believable job even with the obnoxious writing. The final scene about the bully confrontation is a bit over the top and the scene of the support group was also a bit driven by preaching against Cyber bullying but it seemed out of place and obviously scripted. If you're looking for film about Cyber bullying for teens, this film is adequate enough.
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This television movie of the week is supposed to convey the dangers of Cyber bullying and harassment among teens. While the film cast is unknown to me, they do an adequate job even if it seems more like an after school special. The cast does a great job. The writing is bit preachy and uneven at times. The movie is realistic enough and to make a difference. At least, the students or teens today would get a better understanding of those dangers. While the film is satisfactory, Emily Osment does a pretty believable job even with the obnoxious writing. The final scene about the bully confrontation is a bit over the top and the scene of the support group was also a bit driven by preaching against Cyber bullying but it seemed out of place and obviously scripted. If you're looking for film about Cyber bullying for teens, this film is adequate enough.