Booksmart

I don't think I was into comedian movies since I hate US's sense of humor. But now I can admit it's not about the country it's about a way that you've experiencing a joke, but since I'm a lesbophobie, it won't have 5 stars for me.

This movie was trying way too hard to be funny and raunchy, and it just ended up being so dumb. And that is coming from someone who loves inappropriate jokes. It had such strong potential that it was really painful how bad it was.

I'm jealous. That's it.

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A really enjoyable comedy, very minimal flaws so basically like any other ace comedy film.

The first half felt like forcing raunchy humor and unnaturally sounding quirky dialogues though at times funny. The second half felt more heartfelt. The result is uneven and quiet mediocre movie though possessing some fresher look on teen characters in coming-of-age comedies.

A somewhat new take on a classic high school comedy. While the plot isn't super creative the character's carry the movie very well. The two leads are both funny, unique, and sympathetic, props to the actresses. The movie has heart and humor and is nice a breath of fresh air for the high school comedy genre.

Olivia Wilde's intellectual directorial debut is a thoughtful, frivolous reflection upon social types that arises around graduation, comedically through Feldstein and Dever's breakthrough chemistry at the center. (B+)

It's no American Graffiti. There's a strong undercurrent of adults (the Principal, the teacher Ms. Fine, and maybe the Director?) wanting to re-live their youth. The two leads are good. It's a pity that Will Forte and Lisa Kudrow aren't given more to do.

Hip and fresh, with an outstanding performance from the lead duo as well as a lot of the secondary cast. Some broken stereotypes. Some great character depth. And of course there's a lot to takeaway in regards to morals and general good feels aswell, much like a Linklater film. Go watch... ‘malala'... yeah that means you have to now...