Amanda Liberman

It's hard to see what's relatable about a movie where none of these high schoolers has to worry about any consequences, because all of them can make a million-dollar bail (and all of the police are very nice). I appreciate the depiction of young people as awkward and naive, and the movie has funny moments, but the "devil-may-care-because-I'm-still-going-to-Harvard" attitude is not really attainable for the average 18-year-old.

Why do movies keep trying to pass stalking off as romance? This movie is about two bland, vapid idiots (Tom Hardy and one of the many Hollywood Chris-es) using CIA resources to chase a pretty girl as some kind of contest. They bug her apartment, stalk her personal life, and harass her at work, all in the name of "humor" and "romance". Save your time, find a better movie.

First tv show review bc it's just that good. It's campy and cathartic and exists in a version of the world where everyone is a good person, albeit with their own struggles and challenges. So lovely to watch (and sing along to) after a tough day.