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Easy A (2010)

Directed by Will Gluck

Comedy

Most recently watched by Kyrandia, Drew73, GMOM65, Javitron, elisabethwithns, vivalaserdisc, lordofthemovies, Angjonesy, suspectk, themarc

Overview

Olive, an average high school student, sees her below-the-radar existence turn around overnight once she decides to use the school’s gossip grapevine to advance her social standing. Now her classmates are turning against her and the school board is becoming concerned, including her favorite teacher and the distracted guidance counselor. With the support of her hilariously idiosyncratic parents and a little help from a long-time crush, Olive attempts to take on her notorious new identity and crush the rumor mill once and for all.

Rated PG-13 | Length 93 minutes

Actors

Emma Stone | Penn Badgley | Amanda Bynes | Dan Byrd | Thomas Haden Church | Patricia Clarkson | Cam Gigandet | Lisa Kudrow | Malcolm McDowell | Aly Michalka | Stanley Tucci | Fred Armisen | Juliette Goglia | Jake Sandvig | Morgan Rusler | Nikki Tyler-Flynn | Braeden Lemasters | Mahaley Manning | Jameson Moss | Blake Hood | Bryce Clyde Jenkins | Neil Soni | Stacey Travis | Bonnie Burroughs | Eddie Applegate | Norma Michaels | Yolanda Snowball | Andrew Fleming | Johanna Braddy | David Gore | Lalaine | D'Anthony Palms | Ryan Parker | Rawson Marshall Thurber | Chris De Lorenzo | Jillian Johnston | Nancy Karr | Clay Black | Brad Etheridge | Veerta Motiani | Michael Strauss | Lance Kerfuffle | Drew Koles | Max Crumm | Jeremiah Hu | Jessica Jann | Danni Katz | Jason Kropik | Micah Van Hove | Yoshi Sudarso | Julianne Celeste | Bobby C. King | Kristin Quick

Viewing History (seen 3 times)

Date ViewedDeviceFormatSourceRating
01/20/2012TVBlu-rayOwned8 stars
11/14/2011TVBlu-rayLibrary8 stars
10/12/2010Movie ScreenDigitalTheater8 stars
 

Viewing Notes

After my conference I marched over to the AMC for an early evening screening of Easy A (2010) to kill time before my 8pm screening of Hisshiken torisashi (2010) a.k.a. Sword of Desperation. I would’ve gone to an actual festival screening but none w/available tickets had times that worked out.

Emma Stone is excellent. Plays like a John Hughes film and, if nothing else, is certainly a love letter to the man. Really enjoyed this film and look forward to repeat viewings. If you don’t know, it’s about a girl who tells a lie that spirals out of control. Also features Aly Michalka, whom I just love because she’s so damn sexy (see: Bandslam). Thomas Haden Church is equally terrific but for different reasons.

But $12 movie ticket for an extremely subpar experience (shitty screen, shitty seats, shitty people). Hate River East AMC!

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