The first time I watched this, I was put off by the high school setting. It might have been more "believable" set at a community college, but then again it isn't a realistic reflection of life and neither is it meant to be.
Its a unique and imaginative movie that transcends reality. The second time I watched it, this was easier to accept.
High school students don't act like this, no. But name me a mainstream movie where high school students act like high school students. The dialogue, directing, and acting here are all well done enough that I can see past that. Besides, does anyone act like this?
Films should be allowed to take us to another world. This did.
If you can't accept the premise of the movie, of course you won't like it. And that is fine, but to deny that this movie wasn't well done? I can't imagine anyone who does that even watched the movie.
Plus, Joseph Gordon Levitt. Enough I said.
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