Easy A [DVD] [2010]

Disc arrived in near perfect condition. Movies is great.

I went in not expecting anything and got a great laugh. This movie was really good, liked the main character's parents, kind of happy go lucky, sometimes it seemed their kid was the parent. But this was because they knew they had a good, responsible daughter. There were lots to laugh about this picture, funny situations and great line deliveries. There are also some learnable moments, like what "assumption" can cause. It was an all around, light hearted, but just heavy enough to get to know the characters (through development), relatable story - don't want to set off spoiler alerts. Plus, I could not pass it up for the price. A+ for Easy A!

If you like Emma Stone's wry approach to comedy, and all kinds of funny, ironic high school situations, then you should enjoy this movie. We laughed through most of it!

Easy A is a sarcastic comedy. It's brilliantly written, and tells a great moral to young women: to not give into peer pressure, nor sell yourself, just for attention. The comedic approach to the serious subject matter keeps the film light hearted while still discussing serious issues (and the consequences of decisions) in today's society.

This movie is admittedly a bit of a guilty pleasure for me. It isn't usually the genre I enjoy, but Stone's line delivery and Stanley Tucci as her wisecracking dad just does it for me. The scenes with both of them are my hands down favorites. Anyway, this a pretty decent, if not formulaic film. It has more than it's fair share of laughs, and at the bargain bin price of $4.99, I couldn't pass it up.

The Scarlet Letter. Ah yes, that book freshman year of high school myself and half the English class didn't come close to comprehending w/o the teacher guiding us along, chapter to chapter. This movie was a great modern retelling of the story, and it allowed Emma Stone to further cement herself as a force to be reckoned with young in her career.

Awesome movie. My wife loves this movie. One of her faves.

Story of a girl who made up a lie in order to become known in high school. This is a be careful what you wish for story. It's got a good ending. Enjoyed it.