Director/writer Jamie Linden gives us a big ensemble cast on their 10 year high school reunion.

Jake (Channing Tatum) was the prom king. He is with his girlfriend Jess (Jenna Dewan-Tatum). But he encounters his old girlfriend Mary (Rosario Dawson) and they have issues to resolve.

Cully (Chris Pratt) was a douche bully. He is still only a few drinks away from the same douche even though he is a married to his cheerleader girlfriend Sam (Ari Graynor) and a father.

Marty (Justin Long) and A.J. (Max Minghella) are still trying to up one another, and they go head over heals for class hottie Anna (Lynn Collins).

Reeves (Oscar Isaac) was a band geek, but is now a star with a hit song. He finally has a chance with his crush, the class ghost Elise (Kate Mara).

Yeah, that's a lot of good actors and way too many characters. And that's not really all of them. Somebody needs to trim down the number of lead characters. The Big Chill had 8 leads, and that is probably the limit. This one had either 11 or 12 depending on how you count.

The stories are fairly standard. It's got that profound idealism that you'd expect. Everybody has something big to do. If they lose 1 storyline, the rest could be expanded and have a little air to breathe. It's still a good watch.

10 Years is a High School reunion film with a sprawling set of characters similar to a Robert Altman film including having a pop singer. It also tries to hark back to those John Hughes films of the 1980s which tended to feature High schools a lot and we have something similar to the Breakfast Club but 10 years later.

The film proceeds as guests arrive in the house of one of the friends and later they hold the reunion. Some of the former students have changed while others stayed the same. The High school jock wants to apologise for his past behaviour but reverts to type when he gets drunk.

Two of the nerds who are now successful try to impress the prom queen and then attempt a childish prank on her when she turns them down.

The most involving story is that of the musician who sings on stage and reveals feelings he had for one of the girls that inspired a hit song.

Channing Tatum is the main star and producer but Oscar Isaac steals the film. Its very predictable and bland but for Isaac's singing its very easy to forget as well.

The only thing more boring than going to your class reunion is watching someone else's boring class reunion. The film goes from boring bad to uncomfortably stupid. The conversations were real life boring. What we learn is that chicks like guys who can sing or break dance. They dislike obnoxious drunks and ex-girlfriends.

We have a cross section of mostly white, fit, largely pretentious crowd get together. The former class bully who kept apologizing to everyone made the movie extremely stupid. I paused the film in the middle to wash my hair...and I am bald. Not worth paying a rental price. Go watch "The Big Chill" again or "Pretty Ugly People" if you want to see a decent reunion film.

Parental Guide: f-bomb. No sex or nudity.