Superbad (2007)

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• John M

  
  I laughed all thru this fun movie. Movies like this I generally dont like but had a blast watching this one.

• Michael M

  
  Superbad is a fantastic movie. It's a good balance of humour and drama that really challenges that "the power of friendship in the most awkward high school year" concept. It's everything you'd expect from your typical high school comedy but cruder, ruder and… More
  Superbad is a fantastic movie. It's a good balance of humour and drama that really challenges that "the power of friendship in the most awkward high school year" concept. It's everything you'd expect from your typical high school comedy but cruder, ruder and surpisingly deeper than that.

• Jameson W

  
  Yes! So good! I love Emma Stone.

• Brad W

  
  Superbad is a incredible comedy and has one of the best comedy casts ever. The story is a fun filled hilarious movie that never dies down to be one of the best teen films in recent years. The cats is probably the best part, Jonah Hill, Micheal Cera, Seth Rogen, Bill Hader, and… More
  Superbad is a incredible comedy and has one of the best comedy casts ever. The story is a fun filled hilarious movie that never dies down to be one of the best teen films in recent years. The cats is probably the best part, Jonah Hill, Micheal Cera, Seth Rogen, Bill Hader, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse are probably one of the funniest casts I have seen in recent years. The jokes never die down and there were hardly any times I was not laughing. I loved Superbad and if your in the mood for a great comedy go see this.

• Martin S

  
  Why the hell did I buy this DVD?...sure it was a fun movie...humor...action....pathetic guys...what more can you ask for?<br /><br />...by the way...HE'S FAT!

• Sanjay R

  
  A funny movie that relies heavily on Hill and Cera's acting, and they deliver. The plot is relate-able for high schoolers today.

• Letitia L

  
  I love my Judd Apatow movies and would give them all 5 stars but for the toilet humor. Props for all the rap references this has inspired e.g. "Superbad chicks giving me McLovin'" and "I spit it Superbad and the fans are McLovin' it".

• Eric A

  
  A really hilarious comedy that's really strong whilst being so simple and predictable.

• Bethany M

  
  Absolutely hilarous! Another amazing comedy.

• Jeff "

  
  Superbad is one of the most memorable comedies in recent times. The fact that the idea to it's story is so simple is one of the high points of the film. A bunch of teens go to a party, and get booze with a fake I.D and to try to hook up with the opposite sex. That basically sums… More
  Superbad is one of the most memorable comedies in recent times. The fact that the idea to it's story is so simple is one of the high points of the film. A bunch of teens go to a party, and get booze with a fake I.D and to try to hook up with the opposite sex. That basically sums up the plot of this film in a nutshell. However in trying to get liquor, the teens go through hell, which is hilarious. Starring Jonmah Hill, Michael, Cera and Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Superbad is a well written and sharp comedy that is crude, vulgar and does it very well. The film is hilarious. When I saw this in the theatre, there was a family with three young kids maybe around the age of fiuve watching this film, only halfway through the film, that their parents realized it wasn't a family friendly movie, and left long after all the most vulgar jokes were told. I thought that incident was funny. I wrote that in this review to just say that this is not a family friendly film. Superbad is one of my favorite comedies as this film has some of the memorable comedic bits we've seen in a long time. Christopher Mintz-Plasse steals away the show as McLovin and the cops played by Bill Hader and Seth Rogen are also the highligfhts of the film. The Laughs keep coming, and it's very creative considering the simplistic idea of it's plot. If you want a laugh out loud comedy with solid laughs, give Superbad a viewing, you will not regret it.

• Drake T

  
  A hilarious ride of awkward sexual conquest for two teenagers that ends up becoming a testament to their friendship. I think Apatow has really got the "coming-of-age" genre down, there's a subtle prepubescent sophistication to it all like Cera's ethical hiccups in… More
  A hilarious ride of awkward sexual conquest for two teenagers that ends up becoming a testament to their friendship. I think Apatow has really got the "coming-of-age" genre down, there's a subtle prepubescent sophistication to it all like Cera's ethical hiccups in taking advantage of a drunk girl or Hill's honesty in the final acts of the film. For what it sets out to be (A Teen Comedy), Superbad does all things right and considering I'm not even a part of it's target audience and still enjoyed it seems proof enough that this is a "good movie"

• Kase V

  
  SuperBad is practically a revolution in my eyes, the first film i've seen that blended brilliant, witty, almost perfect dialogue (that make for some of the funniest quotables in movie history) and sincere characters in situations that seem plausible. One of the most perfect… More
  SuperBad is practically a revolution in my eyes, the first film i've seen that blended brilliant, witty, almost perfect dialogue (that make for some of the funniest quotables in movie history) and sincere characters in situations that seem plausible. One of the most perfect comedies i have ever seen. Should soon prove to be a cult classic.

• Dead A

  
  I didn't had any hope for this. But it was good (except for those sick jokes that they made). I'm not a big fan of this kinda movies. Not trying to sound innocent (if you think I'm) though.

• Kevin M

  
  Since im technically nerd myself, I love this movie. The comedy, the characters were very well written and the characters (other than McLovin) were close to realistic, seriously i don't know anyone who would go that far for alcohol. Plot could've been improved just a… More
  Since im technically nerd myself, I love this movie. The comedy, the characters were very well written and the characters (other than McLovin) were close to realistic, seriously i don't know anyone who would go that far for alcohol. Plot could've been improved just a lil', but it still good enough to reach my 9th fav. movie

• Thomas B

  
  I mcloved it. See what I did there? Mcloved? Full review later.

• Matt G

  
  I can't believe I never rated this! My favorite raunchy teen comedy! Grade: A

• Christopher A

  
  Hilarious from start to finish. Superbad captures the inadequcies of youth as all anyone wants to do is get drunk and sleep with girls. Superbad treats us to the usual ridiculous and awkward situations but its the dialogue between the two leads, Seth and Evan (played by the… More
  Hilarious from start to finish. Superbad captures the inadequcies of youth as all anyone wants to do is get drunk and sleep with girls. Superbad treats us to the usual ridiculous and awkward situations but its the dialogue between the two leads, Seth and Evan (played by the excellent Jonah Hill and Michael Cera) that will really makes this film work. Their matter of fact attitude and their overly open conversations about life, the universe and everything will make you chuckle and squirm as their conversations range from their chances with girls to Seths obsession with drawing penis's as a younger child. While the two leads make for an enjoyable watch, its Christopher Mintz-Plasse as Fogal that really steals the show as his adventure takes a totally different route on 'getting to the party'. Fogal, or 'McLovin' will make you cry with laughter as the ultimate awkward geek, easy lover and takes this film to its stella limits. "You know when you hear girls say 'Ah man, I was so shit-faced last night, I shouldn't have fucked that guy?' We could be that mistake! "

• Mike S

  
  Funnier than I remember. The dialogue, the comedic timing, the high recognition factor - there's more than a few things to enjoy about this movie. It dips a bit in quality in the second half (too much screen-time with Seth Rogen as an unfunny cop), but it's nevertheless one… More
  Funnier than I remember. The dialogue, the comedic timing, the high recognition factor - there's more than a few things to enjoy about this movie. It dips a bit in quality in the second half (too much screen-time with Seth Rogen as an unfunny cop), but it's nevertheless one of the best high school comedies of the past decade. Love the writing and the characters. And who can forget the legendary McLovin.

• Mark W

  
  Producer Judd Apatow previously brought us "Knocked Up" about a one-night-stand pregnancy and "The 40 year old Virgin" about...well, a 40 year old Virgin. Now with this, he addresses the highschool teenager's desire for sex. When highschool finishes, Seth… More
  Producer Judd Apatow previously brought us "Knocked Up" about a one-night-stand pregnancy and "The 40 year old Virgin" about...well, a 40 year old Virgin. Now with this, he addresses the highschool teenager's desire for sex. When highschool finishes, Seth (Jonah Hill) and Evan (Michael Cera) are preparing to go their seperate ways for college. Before then though, they are set on losing their virginity. In order for that to happen, they have to attempt to buy booze for a popular kids' party and then they should be set. However, throughout the eventful evening, things prove a little more difficult than that. If your a fan of profane little geeky teenagers spouting nothing but bad language and dick jokes then this will definitely appeal. Otherwise, I'd stay clear. Even if your not a fan of crude and offensive humour though, there's no denying the charm the little fuckers have. They are well written characters and apparently autobiographical, from star and screenwriter Seth Rogen and co-writer Evan Goldberg and are extremely well played by Hill and Cera. Christopher Mintz-Plasse is also a standout, providing most of the laughs as the over-confident "McLovin". It's not as good as many people have made it out to be and it's certainly no classic but as highschool comedies go, it's okay and provides regular laughs. Much better than "American Pie" but for the best of it's kind, and far more appealing, check out Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused".

• Gordon A

  
  The title says it all - puerile, uninspired barrel scraping. I'm not sure what all the fuss was about for this - tired tale of teenage boy obsessions which drags on and on with no wit or charm.

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