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Superbad (2007)
description written by member Zara:
Two co-dependent high school seniors are forced to deal with separation anxiety after their plan to stage a booze-soaked party goes awry.
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I totally did not expect to like this movie. I figured it would be full of gross jokes and language that would only appeal to 14-year-olds. I was blown away by how much fun it really was.
Michael Cera gets a lot of buzz for his role as Evan, but it was Jonah Hill and Christopher Mintz-Plasse that had me rolling. I...
(complete Superbad review by B Movie Ben)
Superbad Movie Review by Matthew (8/27/2007) |
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"Superbad" is an extremely funny movie. Is it as good as "The 40 Year Old Virgin" or "Knocked Up", the other films Judd Apatow and Seth Rogen have been involved in? No. But it is a very funny film with just a few slight flaws.
Seth (Jonah Hill, "Knocked Up") and Evan (Michael Cera, TV's "Arrested Development") have two...
(complete Superbad review by Matthew)
Superbad Movie Review by Jarrod (8/22/2007) |
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'Superbad' is incredibly vulgar and raunchy, yet also sweet and charming, in the way it examines adolescence, and teenagers on the verge of high school graduation, the penultimate passage into adulthood, struggling with the issue of losing their virginity before the fateful event occurs, and being creative in their...
(complete Superbad review by Jarrod)
Superbad Movie Review by Max (8/22/2007) |
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"Superbad," a film directed by Greg Mottola and produced by Judd Apatow, has proved itself to be the best film to accurately portray the male high school experience; years of exploration, experimentation, the struggle for acceptance, and the temptation of sex.
In the last weeks of their senior year, the kind, shy Evan...
(complete Superbad review by Max)
"We're going to rock out with our c*cks out! Just kidding...but we are going to rock out."
That line was delivered by Joe Lo Truglio from The State, thank you very much.
Anyway, most excellent movie. In had me right from the beginning, with the P-Funk and the silhouetted dancing montage, and then kept me with its unique...
(complete Superbad review by Zombie Boy)
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