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JP. Schmidt
1Aug11
Moments of banter and wit ... I, as assumed the target audience is meant to, do draw some personal connection and relation.
FailedImitator
9Dec10
Metropolitan directed by Lite-Stillman. Had its moments, but I didn't like it very much. Forced and inorganic.
StellaWasaDiver
31Aug10
I'm sure a lot of these lines read well, but when you actually hear someone speak them aloud, it sounds a bit forced. Chris Eigeman helped to save the film. "I've gotta go bang this freshman."
elmer_fishsticks
4Jul10
I'm probably going to end up watching this every day after I graduate. Should be fun times. :|
Hazel Hills
26Jun10
Jesus CHRIST I love this movie so much. EVERY SINGLE LINE IS FUNNY, EVER SINGLE LINE. Also: everything Chis Eigemen does is golden.
Heather-Victoria
25Apr10
I think I dated Max's twin. After we broke it off, he started dating an 18 year old girl. If this film hadn't been made in 1995, I would swear Max's character was based on my ex. That was a stupid antidote. Apologies. Also, COOKIE MAN: PRO-LIFE?
Christopher
30Jan10
Some funny points. I fucking hate college movies. They seriously depress me. Sigh.
David Bernstein
4Jan10
The writing and acting in this is just stunning. It makes me think how few movies you can watch that are truly witty anymore. This was like a good Hal Hartley movie if he decided to do naturalism. Only it's probably even better than that.
George Jones
5Dec08
As a twenty-something know-it-all, I have identified with few films more. My friends and aquaintances seem to fit too well into this world. Baumbach is a mastermind of witty banter.