Easy A

Yet another childhood classic.

I adore this film. Emma Stone is hilarious in this. she is without doubt. She is captured in a rare moment of being far less annoying than usual. Emma Stone is flawless. Ok, well not FLAWLESS, but she is good.

I'm not going to write out a story line because I only start with that when I don't know what to say and this is one of those fewish films where I have lots to say (i hope i actually have lots to say now).

It was part of a series of teenage comedy's that grasped onto my imagination and strangled my metaphorical funny bone for a good hour and a half. It's simply another classic. It deals with problems real to people of the same age watching it, it grasps its audience reasonably well but no. It's not raw, or extremely realistic, it's still glazed with that hollywood sheen of old film producers not wanting to upset a general audience, but I'm willing to forgive that. It's funny. and I like it.

In a sentence: This film is a pocket full of sunshine.