Too much about the plot just didn't add up, the writing was bad, some of the scenes were cringey and awkward,

Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

I gave this film a 9 out of 10, because it was exactly what I expected it to be.

So funny! I was in high school on the 90's and can relate to this movie. I laugh more and more each time watch it. I would love a sequel.

I honestly don't understand people on here. If you read the synopsis, you know what type of movie you are about to see (and the fact that it's rated R). In all fairness, this movie is well scripted, directed, and acted. I thought there were several great performances and some HILARIOUS scenes! I mean I can see if you're like really pessimistic about everything and don't enjoy raunchy comedy, but you hopefully knew what you were getting before you sat down and watched this. Aubrey Plaza really knocks it out of the park with her dry humor and satirical comedy style. I LOVE her on Parks and Rec and I love her in this movie! It's just a good, funny, teenish movie you can sit down on a Friday night and enjoy. There's really just not a lot to hate about it.

The film begins with a socially awkward Brandy (Aubrey Plaza) realising she's behind in the world of intimacy. Being a recent high school graduate, she feels she needs to have more sexual experiences before she starts college. With the help of her two best friends, her goal is to sleep with Rusty (Scott Porter) before the end of summer. To achieve this she creates a 'To do list' full of raunchy tasks for her to carry out before she is crowned 'experienced'. She gets a job as a lifeguard to be closer to Rusty, also her study-buddy Cameron (Johnny Simmons) who's in love with Brandy.The whole concept of the film, in my opinion, isn't so bad. It does share many similarities with American Pie, but the strong cast they have in this film helps to improve the overall quality. For example, the use of Bill Hader as Brandy's boss provides a very comical atmosphere throughout the whole stretch. Rachel Bilson, who plays Brandy's older (more experienced) sister, portrays the typical relationship one would have with a younger sibling. Even Brandy's Dad (Clark Gregg) performs in an uncomfortable, fatherly way. The cast is pretty top-notch! However, at times the film felt increasingly cringe-worthy. I feel Aubrey's acting at times didn't portray a typical un-experienced school girl. It felt put on, like really put on. But hey-ho!

I didn't expect this to be so rude and "offensive" and some might argue that it tries a bit too hard (no pun intended). But the character Audrey Plaza plays is well defined! Add to that a really stellar support cast (Rachel Bilson, Bill Hader and Agent Coulson ... ah well the actor who became famous playing that "Avenger" crew member that is of course ;) ) and you have a really fine movie here.The jokes might not all hit the spot (and other things miss the spot too, if you catch my drift), but it is overall a satisfying experience, if you have the stamina to go through it all (like a list that is very prominent in this movie). But enough of my puns, if you like your comedy to be rude and don't have problems to talk about sex, you might wanna watch this