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"Easy A": For teen daughters entering those akward years . . .

Posted by mr grits on September 18, 2010 at 15:26:19:
This is a pretty funny movie with the talented Emma Stone playing Olive the ultimate "looked over" girl at high school. Olive, who has never dated a single boy, makes up a story to shut up her best friend. Olive tells here she spent the weekend away at college with a freshman. Her giddy friend immediatedly spreads the word that Olive has lost her virginity. Things spin out of control and Olive (goodhearted as she is) gets sucked into providing sexual references for geeks. Soon it gets around that poor Olive does anybody for money. The whole scenario spins out of control ending with a huge morality lesson for all. Actually, don't let that last sentence scare you. This is a very funny and entertaining film with a top flight cast: Hayden-Church, Tucci, Clarkson, McDowell, and Kudrow.
Pin a medal on me for being manly man enough to admit I saw this. You go see it with your teens. Caveat: A whole lot of GD's in this film--not sure why.