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Movie name: 21 and Over
Rating: R, for some violence, sexual references, nudity and language (not one to watch with Grandma)
Genre: Comedy
Summary: Three guys celebrate one of their 21st birthdays, and drink the night away, the night before a med school interview. What could possibly go wrong?
Your thoughts: Personally, I loved the movie, though movie review sites would disagree with me. The plot was simple, yet evolved into multiple sub plots that all tied in with eachother. There were scenes where I couldn't stop laughing at the coincidence that were caused by this subplots eg: (spoilers)
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~Miller is told by a girl he likes (Nicole) to talk to her boyfriend Randy, who can help them get Jeff Chang home. Randy turns out to be the same guy they accidentally threw a dart at earlier that night, which went through his cheek.
~They accidentally break into a dorm building full of Latina girls, who proceed to hunt them down throughout the rest of the movie.
~Throughout the movie, there was a man dressed up as an Indian chief who was dancing around everywhere, the first place being out the front of Jeff Chang's house, the place they are trying to find. At the end, he is released from a mental hospital, and tells them that he got high and danced out the front of his house all night, making him the neighbour of the house they are looking for.

One part of the movie I liked was the trio realising how they have drifted apart and changed since high school. I like movies like the Hanover,but I loved how unlike the hangover, this had a more emotional, unwinding plot, that ended for the better. I also found that I could relate to Jeff Chang, and how he is expected to be someone he is not.
All in all I liked this movie, which had me laughing until the end.
Pros: (What was good about the movie?)
~Intertwined Subplots made for an interesting watch.
~Very funny.
~Sometimes relatable
Cons: (What was bad about the movie?)
~A little less nudity wouldn't hurt.
~One of the main characters tends to be somewhat racist and stereotypical which is slightly annoying.
Favourite part: (Self explanatory. Use spoilers if necessary.)
Probably the very last scene.
Spoiler:
After the whole ordeal is over, the three main characters are seen partying, and one of them tells the others to not let him get too drunk, as he has a college interview the next morning. It then goes to the next morning where the guy walks into an office, obviously hungover, with new,y died red hair, crutches, the whole deal.
The interviewer turns around and is shown to be the Indian chief, who got high and danced in front of his house.

Rating out of 10: (0= Horrible, 5= Average, 10= Perfect): I would have to say 7
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