The head of a high school reunion committee tries to get the most popular guy in school to attend their class' upcoming 20-year reunion.The head of a high school reunion committee tries to get the most popular guy in school to attend their class' upcoming 20-year reunion.The head of a high school reunion committee tries to get the most popular guy in school to attend their class' upcoming 20-year reunion.
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Nicole Barré
- Holly James
- (as Nicole Barre)
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- TriviaIn 2013, Bill Hader was reportedly in talks to play the lead character during the film's early pre-production stage (when it was originally called Lawless).
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Written by Stephen Hague, Paul Humphreys (as Paul David Humphreys), Andy McCluskey (as Andrew McCluskey)
Performed by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Published by EMI April Music Inc. on behalf of Charisma Music Publishing Co. Ltd. (ASCAP), White Noise Ltd. (PRS) / BMG VM Music Ltd. (PRS)
Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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In all honesty, when I saw that Jack Black and James Marsden had made a movie together I thought: "oh this might be cool", because I like both of them.
But when I read the plot summary: "The head of the high school reunion committee has to persuade the most popular guy in school to join them in the reunion" my expectations fell way down to the floor.
The idea of a high shcool reunion is really not something I would even bother going to due to many different things so it lost me in the relation to the material factor and it just didn't sound like a very good premise for a movie.
And in a sense it isn't, and it didn't pull me in right away but eventually once James Marsden got into the picture it did and became a lot different from what I expected of the movie, it actually became rather moving in the end.
It's a movie that deals with identity, popularity, sexuality and parenthood and it does so in quite an unusual rather non PC way so if you are a prude you might not appreciate some of the events taking place, I however did and thought it was a breath of fresh air.
But when I read the plot summary: "The head of the high school reunion committee has to persuade the most popular guy in school to join them in the reunion" my expectations fell way down to the floor.
The idea of a high shcool reunion is really not something I would even bother going to due to many different things so it lost me in the relation to the material factor and it just didn't sound like a very good premise for a movie.
And in a sense it isn't, and it didn't pull me in right away but eventually once James Marsden got into the picture it did and became a lot different from what I expected of the movie, it actually became rather moving in the end.
It's a movie that deals with identity, popularity, sexuality and parenthood and it does so in quite an unusual rather non PC way so if you are a prude you might not appreciate some of the events taking place, I however did and thought it was a breath of fresh air.
- Seth_Rogue_One
- Nov 16, 2015
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- Budget
- $3,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $673,151
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $469,000
- May 10, 2015
- Gross worldwide
- $774,780
- Runtime1 hour 41 minutes
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