came online immediately afterwards to give it a rave review, which I usually reserve only for the incredibly rare time when I think something is so bad people shouldn't be subjected to it. Wish I'd had this movie when I was a teenager as well as movies like "10 things I hate about you".

relatable to any gender.This is only Aubery Plaza's second star role, after Safety Not Guaranteed, but dare I say this film is even more brilliant. I pegged her for a one note actor previously, even though I was a fan, but here she completely puts on a different act. Even with her facial expressions she played the role so genuine as a stuck-up 90s girl. The supporting cast was all incredible as well from Danny Glover to Agent Phill Coleson.I have never heard of this director before, but if all of their films have this richness they have got a new fan. This film blows away things like Superbad. It's a teen comedy encompassing the 90s so completely. Even the cinematography was impressive and unique. It has made my list of top films easily. Just wow a perfect summer film just do not watch it with parents or anyone who gets sensitive!

both in the end. More young women need to see these types of examples because most grow up thinking they will either be classified as a virgin or a whore instead of seeing more balanced role models to show them there does not have to be this dichotomy.

woman? so anyway just great all around, watch it! and tell a friend! this movie deserves a way higher rating!

least once, but I'm betting more. Just sit back, get ready to laugh a lot, and Enjoy.

and it's crazy because it honestly looks and feels like it. The whole cast is awesome and they range in a variety of movies.

she wants to try before losing her virginity. I graduated high school in 96 so I could definitely relate to the setting and anyone who grew up during that time will get quite a few chuckles with all the references. But regardless of what era the movie was set in, it would still be a hilarious film. Aubrey Plaza is fantastic as the lead and shows a whole other side than how April is on Parks and Recreation. The rest of the cast is solid as well, with Bill Hader, Donald Glover, Rachel Bilson, Clark Gregg, and Connie Britton. There's almost too many to name. But as I said in the title, this may be the filthiest teen comedy ever made. It reminded me some of American Pie and Superbad but this movie takes it to a whole other level. It does get a little graphic, though there's not any nudity which is an odd thing to say after saying its graphic. You'll just have to see for yourself. I think the ladies will be able to relate to the movie more than guys, but regardless, its funny for everyone. I think I heard more laughter in the theater in total during this than I did This is the End. I think this could be the sleeper hit of the summer.

among her peers. The opening scene where Brandy is called upon the stage to give a speech and is subsequently is booed out by the crowd makes it pretty much evident that she is not much liked in the school. Wendy Sarah Steel and Fiona Alia Shawkat are her two best buddies who are the only people she hangs out with. She is friends with Cameron Johnny Simmons , who is also her classmate and is totally in love with Brandy. Now, one thing I particularly liked about Brandy's character here is that despite her not being a crowd favorite, she does not lack confidence or self-esteem for which the writer needs to be credited as they could have easily made her a clichéd depressed character where people would feel sorry for her, which is not the case. Wendy and Fiona, take Brandy to a graduation party where she falls for Rusty Waters Scott Porter and subsequently she makes a 'to do list' of all the co-curricular activities she missed out in high school which she wants to complete before entering college in order to be desirable and to win over Rusty Waters.Brandy realizes the need to add more sexual experiences to her resume and to lose her virginity in the summer before she enters college. I loved the tone of this movie; it touches upon important and pertinent topics such as the need for parents to educate their children regarding sexual issues, the dilemma a teenager faces in understanding the difference between infatuation and love, but never once being preachy or emotional but consistently delivering laughs throughout. It's a breath of fresh air in terms of the concept to see a girl fantasize and sexually crave for a person of the opposite sex wherein generally we have seen males do so. American Pie for instance and so many other sex comedies Also, the movie is set in 1993 and one can see the attention to detailing to bring out that feel on screen in the billboards, Brandy's dressing, her glasses, her mannerisms. I'm not sure why the makers opted for an old setting but most probably because this topic relates more to those times. The manner in which Brandy meticulously makes up her 'to do list' and also regularly ticks off her completed tasks, is something which underlines her A-grader nature, and shows the clarity the makers had when they actually wrote the character. One particularly gross but equally hilarious moment is the swimming pool scene where Willy Bill Hader is the manager and also is Brandy's supervisor at a local swimming pool where she worked during her summer break and being a newbie, she falls for her coworker's pranks. One instance, she decides otherwise and ends up eating potty in the swimming pool. Another scene, where the girls send a boy to spy over men's conversation and the men also do the same is hilarious.Audrey Plaza gets brownie points for superbly playing the vulnerable yet confident Brandy Klark, something which was missing in her previous performances. The supporting actors pitch in and give a noteworthy performance and the pick of the lot for me would be Bill Hader as Will, the manager of a swimming pool who does not know how to swim and Johnny Simmons as the friend in love who realizes he is just a mere tool for Brandy to complete her 'to do' list. The director, Maggie Carey's handling of the subject which impressed me the most never once loosing track of the main character in focus. It does get a little tedious towards the end but its little to cry over in this thoroughly entertaining film.It's a definite must watch for all those sex comedy fans out there. It's American Pie minus nudity at least not in the version I saw and with a character driven plot. I wouldn't recommend watching this movie with parents but its best enjoyed with your friends. A big thumbs up!My Rating: 8/10

a lot, too.Aubrey Plaza, aged 28 and playing 18, does well to convince us that she is a teenager approaching this "learning experience" with intelligence but no sense and a complete lack of understanding of the emotional aspects of sexual relationships. She is also adept at portraying a Plain Jane who can be unconsciously attractive. The supporting cast is also good: Clark Gregg is funny but not very believable as Brandy's father.One of the things I liked about this movie which is undeniably on the explicit side albeit there is no nudity is that there is an air of innocence about it, and the characters are broadly quite likable: neither Brandy not her sister are very sympathetic to start off with, but they are both funny, and you warm to them.So don't see it if you object to sex comedies, but if you are OK with that then you may well get some laughs out of it, especially if you are young and female.