Movie Info
Genre :
Drama, ComedyRelease Date :
October 21, 2005 (Limited)MPAA Rating :
PG-13Director :
Josh StolbergStarring :
Nicole Richie, Gregory Smith, Julie Bowen, Genevieve Cortese, Adam Arkin, George Wendt, Caitlin Wachs, Emy Coligado
REVIEWS RATE:
Critics 
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[Rate It]
“..not much more interesting than the sort of teen audio-visual club projects it spoofs..”
“..lame and forced alleged comedy..”
“..lack of polish and real wit..”
“..jumps around a lot with no real flow or continuity and way too many unnecessary scenes..”
“..delivers little more than fast reflex laughs..”
“..clumsily predictable..”
“..an innocent film that has something to say..”
“..an awful movie - unfunny, preachy and shallow..”
Reader's Reviews
one of the best movies i've ever seen! it is brilliant! and it makes a political statement. this movie pushes you to fight for what you belive in, and not to sit down watching other people force you to inspire lower instead of higher and by doing that they condemn you to mediocrity. this movie will make you stand up and shout, shout about everything that is twisted and wrong in our society! it shows that teenagers are powerful and that we don't care about the true meaningful subjects. i recommend this movie for anyone to see, you will not be dissapointed. after watching this movie you will feel like you too have the power to change 'da world! i can only hope that you will see the best of it as i did. yours truly stav
posted by stavi8 on Jan 04, 2008i meant: "it shows that teenagers are powerful and that we do care about the true meaningful subjecs"
posted by stavi8 on Jan 04, 2008like the poster above me this also was my favorite movie in all time. i work in a video store and one day i was going through the movies that not alot of ppl rent and i found this one. i it the best film i have ever seen. but i do not really care what other people say about it. everyone has thier own views on the movies they love.
posted by Doug on Apr 08, 2007this is the best movie i have ever seen. the people who dont agree with it just arnt right. it teaches us that we do have freedom and if people dont think we do. we can change it. even if somethings go wrong. we can and we wil change how much freedom we have.
posted by Kimsterr on Dec 23, 2006