Booksmart

I thought that this movie was the most unrealistic depiction of High School I've ever seen. In fact I think that Disney's "Sky High" is a more realistic depiction of Highschool. In this movie everyone in this school is 1. Going to College. 2. Going to GREAT colleges. 3. The most tolerant person I've ever seen, oh and btw, they're in highschool. This movie just overall gives the feel that it is written, directed, and stars people who come from an insane amount of privilege who have no idea what an actual highschool experience is like. It gives me the same feeling of watching Mila Kunis in "Bad Moms" desperately trying to portray an "average mom". I felt like the movie cared more about showing what they WANT young adult life to be as opposed to what that life is ACTUALLY like. Being different in highschool is rarely celebrated, and to act like everyone is just automatically okay with everyone's lifestyle choices is awesome to imagine but is hardly the case. Not one time was anything in this movie remotely relatable, and it even takes a touching heart warming ending, and just makes a joke out of it, leaving no real time in the movie to even try and find some sort of emotional relatability at all. Overall it just seemed like Wilde was trying to not upset anyone and take zero risk.

Just AWFUL I’m Gen X my child is Gen Z both gave it a huge thumbs down.

One of my favorite typical high school movies that is not cringe.

filme bem atual, abordando uma temática de adolescentes sem baboseira, e nós prende do.inivio ao fim, você se emociona, você ri e se diverte.

This was a pretty good movie. Good cast, good acting, easy story, not a new storyline but it’s been done well. Plenty of laughs. Worth the watch.

Amazing movie. Hilarious and really captures a moment of youth that I find very relatable.

Kudos to anyone who can sit through this molding piece of garbage. Everything about this movie is overwhelmingly bad. I can't even rationalize the positive reviews. I put up a half star only because Billie Lourd's turn as the "out there" chick who keeps turning up EVERYWHERE is somewhat amusing.

Imagine the cult movie After Hours, but with teens in it. Good fun, and I think representative of modern society.

Just because you've hit the books doesn't mean that you're smarter in all areas! Two overachieving best friends learn that they haven't experienced the fun experiences of high school, so on the eve of their graduation they undergo a crazy trip to find the party that's sure to define their lives forever. With impressive chemistry from the two co-leads, we also watch how their friendship can be both a strength and a hinderance with witty and emotional storytelling!

Fallowing in the footsteps of epic high school party movies Book Smart doesn't disappoint. A modern day classic.