Vern 2022-01-25 08:04:42
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Ulices 2022-04-20 09:01:14
It's a very good campus comedy. Although the ending is a bit sloppy, but thinking about it, if the ending is exaggerated, it is actually a cliché.
Corene 2021-10-20 19:01:16
Can't escape the frame of the youth campus comedy, the story is relatively simple, but Emma Stone's figure is enough to attract you to watch the full movie. Dan from Brooklyn still has a silly look as a passerby and a vase. Fortunately, Patricia Clarkson is a golden supporting role. Every time he speaks, he can laugh heartily. As a boring film, the movie has done a good job. ★★★
Olive Penderghast: [her online report] For those of you who haven't read The Scarlet Letter, or for those of you who said you did, but really didn't, here's
[holding up copy of the DVD of The Scarlet Letter, 1926]
Olive Penderghast: all you need to know.
[scenes from the black-and-white movie]
Olive Penderghast: This girl, named Hester Prynne, has an affair with a minister, is besmirched and made to wear a red A for "adulterer." But then the town realizes she was too harshly judged, and she's really a good person, and she dies a saint. A whole bunch of other stuff happens too. If you have a test on it, rent the movie, but make sure it's the original... not the Demi Moore version where she talks in a fake British accent and takes a lot of baths. To say that one was freely adapted, is a
[in fake British accent:]
Olive Penderghast: bit of an understatement, guvnor!
Kennedy Peters-Booth: [on seeing Olive and Brandon fake-drunk going into Melody's bedroom, he looks shocked] Is that... Olive with... *Brandon*?
Melody Bostic: [just as shocked by seeing Olive and Brandon together] I know! What the *hell*, right?
