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Rating: 7/10 (7 March 2008)

I went into this thinking that it was going to be crude and filled with fart jokes, but I was really surprised. Sure, on the surface it is crude, but underneath was a very good story of young men trying to grow into adulthood.
The hardest thing is picking whom I liked the most. Jason Biggs was great in his second film, but so was Chris Klein, who really grew, and Eddie Kaye Thomas (Harold & Kumar). And Mena Suvari (Kiss the Girls) was fantastic, as was Natasha Lyonne.
It was a funny and, at times, very tender movie that was entertaining from start to finish. I'll have to check out the sequels.