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Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Gary The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

natnie Thank goodness I never saw this in the cinema - it was on TV the other night and I watched the first half with my sister, at which point we could no longer take anymore.This is the kind of movie that is the opposite to everything I like about movies. It is crude and sexist, the main characters are absolutely unlikeable, it has several jokes that involve feces, there are homicidal firemen trying to run the main characters' car off the road even though they only have a beef with one of the two occupants - oh, and they can whip up firemen in OTHER states to do the same thing (seriously WHAT?).The protagonist's friend is the most reprehensible person I've ever seen in a movie that wasn't portrayed as a villain. He wakes his friend up from a 4-year coma by hitting him in the face with a baseball bat. And then kidnaps him from his hospital room before he is rehabilitated, and much more.The film might still have been saved, if not for the head-poundingly annoying acting of Trevor Moore. His relentless irritating talking is what ultimately made me turn this thing off. "Blah blah blah Playboy, blah blah blah blah blah boobs, blah blah blah Playboy." That's his character in a nutshell.If you enjoy terrible films, by all means see this movie. But I don't think I can be friends with you.

monkeymagic93 I saw this on my local listings and read the description, and being 17 said to myself "This is my type of move!" And this is how I set to record one of the funniest, yet, mediocre films I have ever seen.It takes me back just one month, and the eve of my graduation, getting drunk with all of my friends in celebration, and this is how this movie really connects to its audience. It will appear to the younger generation, probably ages 15-23 in particular. This movie started off in a good way, showing how one boys coming of age as such, when he finds a playboy. He immediately stops pretending the floor is made of Lava and walks off looking at this magazine. fast forward to senior year! The same two, Same personalities, Tucker the women objectifier and self professed playa, and then Eugene, a kind hearted one lady man. They are just two best friends talking about what most teenage boys do, sex and girls. I wont go any further on the subject, because i may ruin the film for you, but it is a great flick!As we go further into this film, four years on from senior year, an ingenious baseball bat trick and strobe lights all come together to form one hell of a journey! This film is laughs a minute and is pure gold! This is getting a bad rap from many, but in order to love this film, you have to be just as immature as Tucker! It has some of the best lines i have ever heard, that had me in stitches! And many moments when i was crying in laughter, Miss March provides comedy in a stunning way.This crazy storyline is so out there, it is believable! Now if you did not like the film, Sex Drive, please do not pick this film up! You probably wont like this film, however if you did, or you are in for a laid back teenager comic flick, give this one a go! You never know, it might be your favourite movie of all time!This is not the perfect film, acting is really hurt in some key moments of the film, but the positives just prove to be the success story in this whole production and i would be proud to have had this film on my resume! and believe me when i tell you this, Straws and the phrase ".mpeg" will take on a whole new meaning to you after this film.3.2/5 Stars

k b Some people here say it's the worst comedy ever, or almost the worst one... Well I don't really know why they write such things, maybe they just don't have good sense of humor.Maybe the movie isn't made like all the Hollywood movies, but that's fine... The most important thing is good laugh, not how purely it's made, so in that matter it beats almost all of the comedies which put more effort on the visuals than actual comedy. And before miss march, I saw only one truly great, and my favorite, comedy - The Girl Next Door, which not only made me laugh, but was also very smart, visually good, and great story too. Miss march does not have good story, its simple, most of the laugh you gonna get is more like dialogs along with situation humor, but it's very, very good humor.The Trevor guy, is mazing at what he says and does :) One of my fav comedy actor, and the thing that bugs me the most is that Hollywood rather go with very known actors for comedy instead of the ones that are good at it. Another good actor would be - Rob Corddry :) he, I believe so, never plays the main character, but more like background to other characters and he's extremely good at it :) I thing right now he's the best comedy actor out there.But now back to miss march, watch it, and just enjoy the dialogs, and the situation humor. And as for the "worst comedy" thing, seriously people what's wrong with you?

Chris Sherriff I think that this movie is a perfect example of the weaknesses of IMDb. You get too many people of the wrong mindset reviewing this movie. Being a huge fan of Youtube's "The Whitest Kids U' Know", I found the humour in this movie spot on. It is MEANT to be completely over the top (with some real cringy bits). Its just what they do, and to be honest, not many could do it better.Yes, this film may not deserve a reputation for anything other than just another Teen movie, but in my books its darn good, and more than anything else, it made me feel a lot happier inside. Is that a bad thing?Basically, if you are someone who is going to watch this movie without being able to handle sick, crude jokes, then why review it? it isn't for you. That's quite simple.So in the words of Tucker himself, I would rate this film "A perfect seven".