Election

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Joseph M @Jmads06 Jan 7 I don't think it's about real politics like some of the other reviews, but that's a good thing because this movie turns a pretty boring occurrence into a hilarious series of events. The subtext of morals makes the movie even more hilarious because the protagonist does some vile stuff. All the character acting is amazing and I'm surprised I didn't hear about this movie earlier. The only flaw in the movie is that some people will find the protagonist's thoughts and actions too gross to find funny. I'd totally recommend though! See more Oggie B @OGDawg Nov 29 Payne and Taylor are equal opportunity satirists and their sly wit dismantles everything from high school culture to suburban complacency. See more Kirk P Nov 28 I just watched this again for now the third time. Such an entertaining movie. The characters are all so well developed and hilarious. It's a comedy that covers important issues and pulls it off. Most of the characters are not clearly the good guy. It would probably be rated 100 if it didn't offend older women who can't just be happy watching what happens to the older men in the movie. We didn't have #MeToo then or laws so people can sue 30 (ish) - some can't remember - years later. See more Noel L Nov 15 I don't know what to say really. It was hard to root for anyone See more Jocelyn H @jtris Aug 18 I cannot get over the student/teacher sex-forbidden tension that stood out to me, above all the “comedy”. The fact that the teacher has that convo with her about the signatures then throws them away and watchers porn later, I cannot help but connect that he’s jealous of his fired friend and this teenager. He’s not scared of her, he’s scared of himself and not keeping good conduct and feeling like a loser (which he is, I guess). Not my vibe I didn’t finish the movie, so it’s possible I missed something that could change my opinion on the “message” but oh well. See more Troy C Jul 15 Seen it 3 times and it's still insightful and bitingly hilarious. Even with its almost cartoon stereotyped characters, it's still got lots of heart, poking fun at high school mediocrity, with its sad, dead-end teachers and often lame students. And it especially pokes fun at super-conservative Darwinists who feel justified in destroying anyone they deem beneath them. This film celebrates a different era, when rational thinkers weren't ruled by brittle, monstrously ambitious people with bruised shoulder blades from patting themselves on the back for their righteousness. Marjorie Taylor Greene is Tracy Flick, minus a dozen IQ points and a pretty face. See more Read all reviews

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