Not Another Teen Movie [2001]

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Audience Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over Binding: DVD EAN: 5035822272392 Format: PAL Label: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Manufacturer: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Region Code: 2 Release Date: 2006-05-08 Running Time: 85 Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: 2001
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: fantastic Comment: First viewed this on Sky and thought it was a very clever film, and the cameo by the one and only Mr T just added to the greatness of this film. I thought it could not be improved but i was so wrong as this version with the extended scenes enlivens the story and it makes the the film make more sense. All in all a great film Customer Rating: Summary: Really, really good. Comment: This has to be the cleverest spoof movie that i've ever seen, as well as being really funny - it's not just your typical "crude for the sake of it" humour either. Every scene is a well thought out spoof of various teen movies from the 80's onward such as breakfast club, ferris bueller, shes all that, 10 things i hate about you + more. Theres even a great special feature on the disc that challenges you to guess which scene is from which movie. If you have seen these movies you will recognise them instantly - theres even noticeable guest stars from these films - which make it even better. if you're not a fan of this sort of movie, then i wouldn't recommend it as it will probably just pass you by. otherwise highly recommended Customer Rating: Summary: Yes! Yes! Another Teen Movie Comment: Excellent film, very funny at times even if the humour is obvious. Its plain and to the point. This film is for any viewers who have watched all the classic teen/student movies, ranging from: Unbreakable, Save the Last Dance, The Breakfast Club, American Pie, Cruel Intentions and Varsity Blues. If you haven't seen these films or a multitude of other teen films, then this film is not for you. The jokes will seem vulgar, pointless and just down right boring. For me however, this is not the case. The characters are obvious but played with a beautiful parodies of the other films. Another thing I like about this film, there are plenty of little things in the background to spot on second viewing, also little references to other movies are subtle but humourous when spotted. All in all, great film, but only if you like Teen/Student movies. Customer Rating: Summary: A stupendous debut film Comment: In one of the greatest parody's I have ever seen, Joel Gallian has successfully parodied nearly every teen movie ever made all the way from Grease to She's All That. All the stereotypical images are present and the jokes come thick and fast. Though the formula is old the way it is tackled is new. this film is full of homages to all your favourite teen movies. The cast commentary on the DVD is also insightful as to the making of what will someday be a classic. There will be some die-hard teen movie fans who might be offended by some of the jokes so as usual I'd say rent it first. the highlight for me was, though he has only about 10 minutes of screen time, I always love watching the cameo from Mr T. as the wise janitor! Customer Rating: Summary: A new low for obvious parodies... Comment: Having watched the 'scary movie' films and hated them, I can safely say that compared to this, they could be called works of subtle comic genius. This takes every stupidly obvious joke about teen movies made by teens and it shoves them in the viewer's face ad nausium. It happily embraces every cultural stereotype thinkable and makes it worse. It parodies the overparodied and refuses to stop! It sets back individualism in teens by at least ten years and paints a picture of rowdy, horny kids with no integrity or hope. More Reviews