Easy A (2010)
Director:Will Gluck
Writer:Bert V. Royal
Stars:Emma Stone, Amanda Bynes and Penn Badgley
Easy A is a crude comedy. Starts like a typical high school mellow drama where the teens live the modern life of connectivity while not being connected as such with each other. While being proudly rude to each other forming cults and spreading verbal viruses all over, it seems like the high school is functioning as it should be. But someone is unnoticed and she thinks that it has to end. So even though unwillingly she lies to her best friend about losing her virginity over a weekend date and that sure starts a rumor that spreads faster than wild fire. So then she becomes the talk of the school and ultimately for some time she starts to enjoy the attention she gets until things really starts to go south. Rumors, rumors and more rumors ultimately destroying her reputation, puts her under pressure to determine to get everything back to normal and find love with someone actually thinks she is special.
Easy A is fast phased. Characters are quickly introduced , dropped out of the plot without much introduction. But there is no such big trumpet welcomes needed too after all as the characters become familiar rapidly too as each of them have something special about them. So the cast is not a waste. Even the acting is ok. You can’t expect Oscar winning performances in a college comedy duh.
The humor is subtle. But used appropriately in places where it suits. There is no huge camera movements or extraordinary cinematography, but I like the way the opening titles roll out.
Easy A is a simply movie. No complicated plots or mind bending mysteries to solve etc etc. So just sit back and laugh away.
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