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Elle était moche. Elle était seule. Mais elle les a tous fait craquer !
Si Josie Geller, rédactrice au "Chicago Sun-Times", rencontre le succès dans sa profession pour sa rigueur et ses compétences, sa vie privée est un véritable désert et elle attend encore le prince charmant qui lui donnera son premier vrai baiser. Quand son rédacteur en chef lui propose un reportage sur les lycéens des années 90, Josie, qui ambitionne de devenir grand reporter, accepte, bien que ses souvenirs de lycée soient quelque peu douloureux. Rassemblant tout son courage, Josie infiltre South Glen en tenue jeune, essayant d'adoper le style étudiant.
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I have to say.. it was very uncomfortable watching this movie.
Is everyone ignoring the whole statutory rape vibe of this movie? Great acting though
While people generally have a problem with its premise (such as how there was not really a story to cover anyway or how they registering into the school is ignorant to the whole bureaucracy behind it), I'm willing to suspend my belief just so the trope of wanting to relieve your days of high school and do something different than you did before can take place. But I do have the same problem as everyone else regarding the movie's romantic interests: the teacher and Josie, Josie and the school throb and Rob and another student. These are all wrong and weird. Not to mention how there were two instances of other grown-up men commenting on the bodies of the young female students. But the biggest problem that I have, to be honest, is the fact that this movie is not much of a comedy for most of it, as its “rom-com” label would make you believe. Jokes keep falling flat and makes it feel aimless some of the times. I don't know, it's weird. On a bright side: the ending credits are the most creative and cutest thing ever! Using the actors' and the people beind the movie's high school pictures really touched me on a soft spot. Reminds me that all these people that came together to make a movie, albeit a bad one, were once kids that probably never imagined that their adult life was going to be like this. It puts humanity on its forefront and that's beautiful. Every movie should do that!
cool movie, could have been better if they had James Franco play the high school kid she dated
I'M NOT JOSIE-GROSSIE ANYMORE!!!