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Home > Movies > Features > Project X (2012): Is The Movie Based on Real Life Incident?

Project X (2012): Is The Movie Based on Real Life Incident?

Project X film revolves around Thomas Kub, Costa, and J.B., portrayed by Thomas Mann, Oliver Cooper, and Jonathan Daniel Brown. Here is everything about Project X (2012).

by Kriti
Friday, 24 February 2023, 05:48 IST
Project X 2012

Source: Youtube

Based on a real-life incident, Project X employs the technique of filming found footage on a video recording device. The movie is a real story of a wild party with the classic elements of teen comedy. The film revolves around Thomas Kub, Costa, and J.B., portrayed by Thomas Mann, Oliver Cooper, and Jonathan Daniel Brown.

Friends Costa and J.B. plan to throw a party for Thomas on his birthday. This is also their secret plot to gain popularity among their fellow schoolmates. This spirals downwards as the news of their party reaches everyone.

Iranian director Nima Nourizadeh has directed the Film. Michael Bacall incepted the American comedy film and wrote the screenplay with Matt Drake. The comedy was first released on 29 February 2012. On 1 March 2012, the Film was released in Australia, with a 2 March 2012 release in the United States and Canada.

The film has current ratings of 6.7 on IMDb and 28 percent and 48 percent approval ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, respectively. Project X received a heavy backlash from critics. However, despite the negative reviews, the Film gained five nominations, including the Golden Trailer Awards for Best Teaser Poster in 2012.

What is The Real Story of Project X?

Project X
Source: Netflix

The film is loosely based on a true story. The story happened in 2008 when a Melbourne boy, Corey Delaney, invited strangers to a party in his parents’ house. The 16-year-old’s parents went out of town, and he decided to have a party at the nearly empty home. He announced the party on his MySpace page, a social media website.

Around five hundred people showed up at the party. Things started to get out of hand when the high volumes of music started disturbing the neighbors. They called the police to the party site. There was a skirmish between the civilians and the police.

During that skirmish, stones were hurled, and a police car was destroyed. The police had to take strict action by calling in reinforcement in the form of a helicopter with a dog squad. There was quite a damage to the property. The incident made Corey Delaney a sensation.

Interestingly, Corey had no regrets at the time, calling it one of the best parties he had ever attended, and the best party thrown by him. After this case, Corey gained quite a following as he was hired to join the parties. This celebrity status invited him to over-the-top parties in Australia and Britain.

What Happened to the Kid Who Threw Project X?

The infamous teenager, Corey Delaney, is now a 30-year-old. He is living peacefully with Mel Borg, his wife of almost six years, whom he married in 2015. He is a very private and does not share anything besides his gym routine. Publicly, he was last seen on American Ninja Warrior Season 2.

What is the Plot Summary of Project X?

The film, Project X, follows the found footage format with all these angles of the camera. The film revolves around Thomas Kub’s coming 17th birthday up. He wants to throw a small party with his friends. However, his two friends, Costa and J.B., persuade him to invite more people.

People come to the party, and the situation gets out of hand. Things got so out of hand that things got aggressive between the attendees and the police at one point. Like the real-life counterpart, Thomas Kub in the movie also gained quite a lot of popularity after this incident.

There was quite a lot of property damage, and the drugs were dealt at the wild party. Thomas’ dad’s expensive car was driven into the pool water. An angry drug dealer set the house on fire. In the end, Thomas gains undeserved fame. A news reporter interviewed Costa.

The movie successfully captures the disregard of the teenagers who take their youth with a lot of privilege. However, the movie is relatively neutral.

Is Movie Based on a True Story?

Project X
Source: Netflix

The movie Project X is based on a real-life incident with fictionalized truth. The story on which the Film is based is a real story, but some elements are changed for the audience’s sake. For example, the setting of a house on fire by the drug dealer or putting a dwarf in an oven was only present in the movie, unlike the life situation.

Where To Watch Project X?

The true story, Project X, can be streamed on various platforms based on Corey’s party. Platforms like HBO Max and Netflix offer subscribers the service of streaming teen comedy. The viewers can watch the Film on the platform mentioned above. The humor can be viewed by renting or purchasing it on Amazon Instant Video and Google Play.

Who is in Project X?

Thomas Mann, Oliver Cooper, and Jonathan Daniel Brown lead the cast of the rowdy partygoers of Project X. Joining the young people are the ensemble cast of Kirby Bliss Blanton, Dax Flame, Brady Hender, Nick Nervies, and Alexis Knapp.

The ensemble cast is supported by Miles Teller, Martin Klebba, Rob Evros, Rick Shapiro, Jesse Marco, Nichole Bloom, Caitlin Dulany, and Peter Mackenzie. In addition, Jimmy Kimmel and Jilian Reynolds appeared in the Film as themselves.

Who Worked Behind the Scenes?

Project X
Source: Youtube

Screenwriter Michael Bacall wrote the story of the Film with Matt Drake. Producer Todd Phillips produced the 2012 film with Scott Budnik, Marty P Ewing, Alex Heineman, Steve Richards, Andrew Rona, and Joel Silver as the executive producers.

What Were the Reviews?

The reviews were bad. The flick is nothing but predictable debauchery of 87 minutes. Some critics have found charm in its political incorrectness; however, most outright pointed out that it was beyond watchable.

The film has been a mixed bag of emotions on the audience side. Some viewers have praised it for its casting choices as the film launched the careers of many actors. In contrast, some viewers did not even bother to pass the fifteen-minute mark.

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Kriti

Kriti is an experienced content writer with a demonstrated history of working in the Content Writing and Story Editing field. She is now using her experience at the Gizmo Story writing about TV Shows, Movies, Anime and K-Dramas. She is an avid reader and researcher which helps her to write in an extensive way.

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  1. Avatar John Smith says:
    1 year ago

    Fuck the critics. This movie was and is awesome. Peroidt.

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    • Avatar Griffin says:
      11 months ago

      Yo, I have watched PX at least 5 times since it was released and each time I enjoy it more and more! I threw parties in college at my Moms house and I was extra , extra careful not to let shit get out of hand. I now realize I played it way to safe!!!!

      Reply

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