La prueba perfecta

Título original: The Perfect Score

2004
B
1h 33min

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Erika Christensen, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Bryan Greenberg, Darius Miles, and Leonardo Nam in La prueba perfecta (2004)

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Teen Comedy Comedy Crime Drama

Seis estudiantes de último año de secundaria deciden ingresar a Princeton para poder robar las respuestas a sus exámenes.Seis estudiantes de último año de secundaria deciden ingresar a Princeton para poder robar las respuestas a sus exámenes.Seis estudiantes de último año de secundaria deciden ingresar a Princeton para poder robar las respuestas a sus exámenes.

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Trivia
The first of seven films that Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson star in together.

Errores
The cheat sheets the kids made only had the letter answers. The SAT uses many different forms with both a different order of questions and a different order of answers. So the cheat sheets would have been useless.

Citas
Roy: [going through SAT questions] You know, a lot of people would think these questions are difficult... not me.
Desmond Rhodes: No?
Roy: No. These questions all have answers.

Conexiones
Featured in Brainwashed: Sex-Camera-Power (2022)

Bandas sonoras
Everything
by Fefe Dobson, Jason Levine and James McCollum
Performed by Fefe Dobson
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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Opinión destacada

6/10

Better than expected

The Perfect Score is one of those movies you would expect to be incredibly stupid. The premise is absurd: kids try to steal the answers to the SAT. However, I found myself enjoying this movie. The characters are likable and have good reason to cross the line to cheat on the SAT. I especially enjoy Erika Christenson (who I didn't recognize from her work in Traffic and Swimfam) as the girl who needs a high SAT score to get into Brown University. This movie shows the pressure that high school students have on standardized testing in general. Their grades may be good, but without a good score on this one test makes the difference in what college they can get into. I was not a fan of standardized tests in high school and I do not like them now. I think that dislike of these tests adds to the appeal the movie. I give this movie a 6/10. It is worth 90 minutes of your time.