popcorn, hype

mezuniyet, mezuniyet konu%u015Fmasi, ask (klasik genclik filmlerinden biraz müstehcenlik var. biraz duygusallik ama genel olarak eglenceli. cerez bir film)

Though they're often dime-a-dozen, has a John Hughes send-up ever been quite so facile as I Love You, Beth Cooper? Columbus shows knowledge *of* Hughes but doesn't seem to have learned from him. His is the snarkiest, most debased pretender to Hughes-brand comedy, ranking only as a feeble, shit-faced cousin to American Pie. Thoroughly disingenuous, this doesn't simply fail to make you laugh consistently; it diminishes you as a human being.

Not much going for this movie at all and the creators of this movie could not have picked a worse actor to play the nerd i would guess he isn't going to be a huge movie star.

"There's something almost pathetic about a movie this useless; you could feel sorry for it if it weren't such an unholy torture to sit through." - Matt Noller

I'm sorry Paul Rust. I hope you get more chances at this. A great comic actor wasted in a middling film.

I don't mind brainless, witty teen comedies, but this one kind of takes the brainlessness to the next level.

This film was over the top at every possible moment and boring in between; there was never a moment that worked properly. Oh and his speech: if he wanted to mention an "eating disorder" they should have found an actor that actually looked too skinny the girl they used was perfectly healthy looking...what was up with that???

It's like they hired a porno director to make a high-school film.

Maybe saving the cheerleader wasn't such a great idea....

What you'd expect from your typical high school comedy, but unlike some of the dodgy ones out there this one is actually pretty good. Hayden Panettiere leads a cast of unknowns as popular girl Beth who nerdy Denis has fallen in love with. Its a funny storyline and watching the journey Denis and his best friend Rich takes with Beth and her two friends is enjoyable. Some scenes go a little overboard but overall its still a rather enjoyable comedy any young adult is sure to enjoy.

Great comedy, great romance, great laughs!

One of the most mind-blowingly uncomfortable experiences I've had in a movie theater all decade. Look, I like single-night comedies about high school nerds trying to get laid as much as the next guy, but this ain't the poor man's Superbad - this is the fetal alcohol syndrome Superbad. Once in a blue moon is there such a perfect storm of horrifically lifeless writing, acting, and directing. This is anti-comedy.

Very typical, in the string of extremely awkward experiences. There are so many long pauses, it just hurts. The entire story could have been told in mabye 30 min, the rest of it is just random filler 'adventures'.

Premise might lead you to believe that this could be a decent dramacomedy but it's not. All of the characters are complete retards and annoying as hell. None of their actions make any sense but I guess that just suits the imbecile characters.

This is a competently made coming of age story where a geek goes after the girl of his dream. The underlying theme is a solid rehash of the traditional North American high school experience. That said, there is nothing spectacular about this particular vision, which relies on the awkwardness of its lead to provide most of the humour. I enjoyed the film, but I didn't seeing anything new, and a film packed with this much cliche is begging for a clear differentiator, which this does not deliver.

Caught this on TV and had several good laughs. I was shocked when I went online afterwards and saw how harshly it had been panned by most.

Revisited (2)

"I Love You Beth Cooper" is the type of movie you rent on a Saturday (for a redbox buck) to watch late at night. It's not to be taken seriously, but if you couldn't figure that out by the previews, I guess you deserve to be disappointed. This is pure B-Flick trash boasting a script full of nonsense, where teens just getting out of high school have one hell of a wild night. You seen all this before. Well-suited to its production--half the "teenagers" look like they're in their late twenties

Put it this way. I laughed more at how some people phrased their hate for this film. It is so uncomfortably unfunny you have to wonder why it wasn't just shut down. You will hate every character in this movie.

Can't Buy Me Love without the laughs. I thought it was headed for something different, but I was wrong.

Not so good