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Good, but only because it rips off John Hughes.
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this movie gets dumber and dumber. whis is a shame, considering how awesome Emma Stone is in this.
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Ongelofelijk grappige en orginele romantische komedie, top!
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I don't know how I managed to overlook this as it's right up my alley for things to watch while hungover. Easy A is a fun little teen comedy that's perfect for when you just want to throw something on without having to think too much.
Olive (Emma Stone) is a witty and edgy girl who soon becomes victim to a rumour about her being a slut. She turns the tables and begins wearing that label proudly and even profits…
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Emma Stone was fantastic in this role... it's the first role I saw her in. She really shined in this movie with her physical comedy. Nicely done!
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Emma Watson is cool!
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This was a nice change of pace from the average chick flick. For me, its biggest difficulty was that it pushed the sarcasm and wit way too hard.
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Filme de sessão da tarde? Realmente. Mas consegue entreter de certa forma.
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12th movie of the June Challenge
A bit funny. But it was way to "cliché american high school movie".
And it had Emma Stone which is a huge plus.
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A clean-cut high school student relies on the school's rumor mill to advance her social and financial standing. - IMDB
Generally not one for your teen high school kinda movies, this one is slightly smarter than the average. Although sometimes a little over the top, I thought Emma Stone did a good job in her first leading role.
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Will I ever stop loving this film? Witty, quotable and introduced me to my favourite actress. I'm not even sure how many times I've watched in 2013 alone, at least 10 - probably more. Even writing an essay on it hasn't put me off this film.
I understand why people wouldn't like it but it's my kind of humour and alot of Olive's jokes are pretty much the inner workings of my mind.
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From the outset, Easy A seems to have the potential to be one of the funniest and most resoundingly authentic teen movies ever created. However, the film plays too heavily upon the idea of slut-shaming and the marvel of sexuality in high school, as well as lacking interesting character interactions in the mid section, to lead to an overall pleasing but rather average experience.
Olive Penderghast is an intelligent, witty and relatively unknown high schooler. However, her notoriety skyrockets when…