Booksmart

Typical comedy you'd expect? I'd say "yes," but only to a certain extent. We've seen similar productions, but "Booksmart" has a unique way of bringing us to laughter. You will find yourself giggling once in a while for different reasons throughout the entire film. It is a project that I believe was made for a younger audience, but anyone willing to be taken in his/her earlier days can enjoy it around a meal and some pop-corn. It is no "Beef," nor "Seinfield," but it is funny enough to be considered a worth watching comedy.

People wanted this movie to be successful for the sake of the Director. But just about everything in it is 2000s cliche. It drags on until you pray for it to finally make a point. Scene after needless scene brings nothing of value. It's not funny, suspenseful, action packed or any such genre. It just insists on itself and then falls way short.

Well written and directed this is how you make an independent film.

demasiado infravalorada, es una pelicula demasiado increible y divertida, con una amistad sana. cada personaje es increiblee

It's essentially the Superbad of the '10s and there was a variety of elements that made it good. Lovely film.

Swing and a miss, over and over. Had a clever scene early on. One clever scene, and the setting of the scene was steeped in wannabe wokeness. It was all downhill from there. Cringe level 10. But not the good cringe like Michael Scott in The Office. Bad cringe. Like I'm embarrassed for the writers and directors. Couldn't even sit through the whole thing. Terribly obvious, expected, and unoriginal. Storyline had potential, but someone just tried too hard.

One of the best coming of age comedies I have seen. Sharp, snappy writing as well two fantastic performances from it's leads (Dever & Feldstein) makes this one of the best movies of 2019. Impressive debut as a director from Olivia Wilde.

I probably skipped this one til now because no matter how well-reviewed, high school comedies often just don't do it for me. Note to self: careful! You might be missing out. So smart, funny, well written/acted/directed. I laughed hard and often, marveled, thought, and felt. Well worth the "okay let's see…".

Superbad with lesbians

One of the best acted, directed, and best overall movies I've ever seen.