James Marsden is great in this movie.

A lot funnier than I expected.

Succeeds where so many other similar movies of this ilk fail, it tries pretty hard but it's actually pretty damn successful. The makers of "Miss March" and "College" would do well to learn from this picture or stop making movies altogether.

A decent comedy, but nothing to write home about. It is certainly forgettable and really doesn't separate itself from other straight to DVD films of a similar vain.

Loved the sarcasm.

Some really good laughs.

Mistakes - 1) When the camera is panning the GTO at the end, the camera can be seen in the chrome bumper. 2) When Rex is smashing up the garage door, his helmet keep changing position instantly.

56.750

The main actress was pretty hot; plus 5 points to review score.

Disappointing in its use of the same standardised tone and cinematic language that is becoming ubiquitous in American cinema and particularly teen cinema; nevertheless, there are a handful of decent laughs and risqué moments that you don't see everyday. Beyond these few cute and spontaneous moments there is little to appreciate in the characters, writing or plot, but what did you expect? If you have low expectations this is at least an easy and pleasant ride.

This was one of those movies I didn't expect much from, but I laughed a lot. It's been done a billion times but I think this movie exceeds most the others. The unrated version is funny too. It's nice to see someone actually take advantage of their unrated abilities. And the girls in this movie are just, just fantastic.

Had few good scenes but still it's just another forgetable teen comedy.

Absolutely hilarious, especially the first 30 minutes or so. It's very watchable and I'd definitely see it again. I laughed a lot, and in some aspects I liked it more than Superbad or American Pie or other teenage-themed virginity films. I was expecting this to be average but it was really memorable.

Great comedy, and very funny throughout!

Funniest movie I've seen in a long time.

An average sex-comedy. The best moments are those with Seth Green's begrudgingly accommodating Amish mechanic.

see this movie. cracked me up the whole time

One of the better gross-out comedies in recent years, but the cliches outweigh the moments of inspired zaniness.

I didn't think I was going to like this, as the first 15 minutes hits every cliche & overused joke in the book. But once they hit the road it gets much better, with plenty of fresh humor to make this worth watching. Amanda Crew is endearing, Clark Duke's character is likeable as hell, James Marsden puts a nice spin on a character that could have been a cookie cutter, and Seth Green's comic timing is perfect.

A teen comedy mixed with road movie. The story it's not exactly stunningly original, but I dont really care, is pretty funny. Hilarious bizarre characters, improbable situations, much sexism, definitely a movie for guys.

A typical film where hollywood scum ridicules the middle states.

pretty cool comedy...amish girl was hot...LOL