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This movie surpasses what it aspires to do. The cast is very good and believable and the writing and direction crisp and smart. Beautifully shot as well. It's a smart commentary on what has become a problem in higher education; who it serves and what it's really doing to all of us. It's a profit making machine!! The movie leaves you thinking after an enjoyable romp.

I wanted to like this movie, I did. The main character Just so hard to like... he is obnoxious and entitled like your typical gen z. He doesn't apologize or take responsibility for messing up, values social media fame over getting an education. Watch something else!

The scene with the prank gone wrong is pretty epic. BUT... If you want to see white privilege teen refuse Ivy League schools but still get millions of followers and STILL get accepted to Harvard - watch this unrelatable film. They likened the main character to Mark Zuckerberg - a very frustrating film.

This movie feels like it was wrote by a teenager. It is so melodramatic and self pitying, it is a disaster. The main character is just so annoying and I don't even know. The opening scene told me everything about this character. His parents had left him post it notes all over the house because he clearly can't do anything by him self. But apparently he is the best teenager to have ever graced this earth so confusing. There is just so much petulant behaviour it's so bad. He ends up loosing his places at collage because he blew up a school. There is no involvement of the police which once again is confusing. He then proceeds to record the most manic video about wanting to do things he wish he had done. This is just so bratty and spoilt. He takes no responsibility about blowing up a school because he was being a stupid child. Then when he is sad he sits and sulks in his back garden pool. I mean can he be anymore relatable. Everything is just teeny and just oblivious to the real world. The speech at the end. Jesus. It feels like it was wrote by a child who has been sent to his room after being told off. "Mom you just don't understand me". It's just trash. It is 100% made for teenagers but it shouldn't be because it is like telling them to be like "drop out of college and just fart around doing nothing if you want to" that is not a good message. In someways it's like a bad version of Booksmart (2019) in ways like he wants to do things he has missed out on doing. But booksmart handles it in such a good way and you like the characters because they are well drawn and thought out. So in conclusion watch Booksmart.