Go Twelve review by leey The ever-handsome Chace Crawford is able to reveal an inner and shattered part of himself. A Ying-Yang of teenage debauchery and the darker side of life through the eyes of the supposedly "innocent"...
70 The Hollywood Reporter | Kirk Honeycutt Joel Schumacher's Twelve, the latest expose of self-indulgence among privileged teens, is sleek, giddy fun. Read full review
45 Movieline | Michelle Orange Over-narrated by Kiefer Sutherland in full "this is extremely important and also very, very cool" mode, from its first self-important minutes Twelve seems as if it can't possibly be serious. Would that it were not. Read full review
42 Entertainment Weekly | Lisa Schwarzbaum Twelve ogles the lost boys and girls as they make their mistakes. But unlike the novel, the movie never really gets inside these kids, who aren't in the least all right. Read full review
40 Time Out New York | Keith Uhlich From the moment Joel Schumacher's dour teens-in-crisis melodrama establishes its group of spoiled (and so, so unloved) Manhattan silver-spooners, you long for anything to leaven the tsk-tsk prurience. Read full review