Jane-Andrews (kua-12757)
I was too young to watch it when it came out but I absolutely love it now. I have watched it with my friends, with my dad, with my mom and on my own and it is a riot every time (yeah my dad bought it on DVD).The local dumb pigs are so stupid, the Mohammad joke deadpans every time and the desperate guys hit the comedy bullseye.A total RIOT
Carlos André
It's amazing to see this movie again, and realize how much other stuff that came out after was inspire for it. In my point of view, that really means something.The movie itself is hilarious, Michael Cera and Jonah Hill are two of my favorite comedy actors out there, and see they work together in a kind of "mix" of the two different comical style is really a great experience. The whole cast is tremendously talented, with Seth Rogen, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Emma Stone, Bill Hader, it would be very difficult to go wrong.The history is pretty original, and brings a "refresh" for the genre, thinking about the period that it was realize, when we had a bunch of American Pie movies, and American Pie inspired movies.Besides that, isn't really much to talk about it, I don't want to give any spoiler, so I just rightly recommend you to check out, if you haven't seeing it yet."MCLOVIIN!!"
zkonedog
After watching such great movies as "Crazy Stupid Love" and "The Help", I recently became a huge fan of actress Emma Stone. As such, I decided to go back in a time a bit to see what other movies she had done. I watched "Easy A" and still was impressed, so I decided to take a gander at "Superbad", as I am up for a "teen loser comedy" every once in awhile. The verdict? A complete and utter waste of time.For a basic plot summary, "Superbad" sees two teenage losers played by Michael Cera & Jonah Hill trying to party it up together one last time before heading to different colleges after graduation. Typical teen hijinks involving sex, drugs, alcohol, and cops ensue.The trouble with this movie is that it doesn't add anything new to its genre. There is nothing I saw here that I haven't seen in other similar flicks. While it is billed as "from the creators of Knocked Up & The 40 Year Old Virgin", this film can't hold a candle to either of those efforts. It is extremely vulgar, incredibly crude, and the jokes really aren't even all that funny. At it's core, this is a gross-out movie trying to pass itself off as something more (which it isn't).Thus, if you came here for Emma Stone (like I did), it isn't worth it in the slightest. Go watch her couple of scenes in the movie on YouTube and forget about it. You'll be much better off not wasting your time.
areatw
'Superbad' is an immature, crude and at times offensive movie that, for obvious reasons, only appeals to a certain group of people. The movie consists of a basic, yet entertaining plot and a whole host of rude and inappropriate jokes. If it plays to your humour, 'Superbad' is a very funny movie.The characters in this film alone are hilarious. 'McLovin' provides plenty of laughs, as do the useless, childish cops. I do think the film is slightly longer than necessary, it does seem to drag towards the end and fails to justify the near 2 hour running length, but that is a minor criticism of what is a successfully funny comedy movie.If you like your comedies on the immature side and aren't easily offended by crude humour, 'Superbad' is definitely a film I would recommend.
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