Blurt! 2018
Meet Jeremy Martin, a well-meaning high-schooler with a secret superpower—well, more like a curse—after slipping on a pair of experimental VR goggles at the local mall.
Director: Michelle Johnston
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blurt! (2018) about?
Nice-guy Jeremy Martin suddenly loses his ability to filter thoughts after wearing mysterious VR glasses, accidentally blurting every idea he has. With student-council elections looming, he must find a way to reverse the effect before his opponent's strong vision takes over the school.
Who directed Blurt!?
Blurt! was directed by Michelle Johnston, bringing a lighthearted and energetic tone to this family-friendly comedy.
Who stars in Blurt!?
The heart of the film revolves around Jace Norman as Jeremy Martin, JoJo Siwa as his sister Victoria, alongside Cynthia Mendez, Daniella Taylor, and Taylor Dianne Robinson.
Is Blurt! (2018) worth watching?
Blurt! is a breezy family comedy with a clever premise and young talent that keeps the energy high. While it's not destined to be a classic, families looking for a short, sweet escape will find plenty to laugh about in its 46-minute runtime.
How long is Blurt!?
Blurt! runs for 46 minutes, perfect for a quick, feel-good family movie night.
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About Blurt! (2018) — A hilarious family comedy about losing the inside voice
Meet Jeremy Martin, a well-meaning high-schooler with a secret superpower—well, more like a curse—after slipping on a pair of experimental VR goggles at the local mall. Suddenly every thought leaps straight from his brain to his mouth, turning him into an accidental truth-teller who can't keep a single inside voice tucked away. The timing couldn't be worse: he's campaigning for student-council president against the ever-poised Milly, whose vision for the school is exactly what the student body needs. With time running out and his reputation crumbling, Jeremy teams up with his sharp-witted sister Victoria to crack the code behind the glasses before the election—and before he accidentally ruins his own future.
Directed with playful energy by Michelle Johnston, Blurt! (2018) transforms an everyday family comedy into a high-stakes race against social embarrassment, proving that the loudest voice isn't always the one shouting the loudest.