This is a joke, right?

Rating: Null/10 (21 January 2001)

I've seen some bad films, but this one walks away with the award. If I was part of the cast, I would be ashamed to have even taken part in something this ludicrous. If I was part of the crew, I would die mainly because I am too stupid to think of anything more funny-realistic-intelligent etc.
What I would really like to know is how this film got an R rating. The majority of the viewers would more than likely be teenagers. I can't see any normal adult sitting through a movie that ruins the image of *some* good teen flicks. This was definitely not meant for teenagers. Any parent that allows their son/daughter to see this needs their head examined. Is this really what the film industry is becoming? I know that it used to be frowned upon if a married couple slept in the same bed. We're talking a while back, but you get the idea. If this is something that is thought of as quality movie making, I hate to see what's to come.
Being a teenager, I really don't get why so many people my age found this sort of trash amusing. It had the typical high school beauties, lack of comedy (despite what MANY people thought), lack of intelligence, a terrible script to start out with, and poor casting overall. For those of you who found this sort of thing funny, what were you thinking? And I must ask, how can the same joke seem to be pleasing for the entire film? A couple of losers are dying to lose their virginity, yeah, yeah, yeah. Heard it before. The whole joke revolving around the pie incident is down right disgusting.
There's nothing more irritating than watching a movie where there is not one normal face in the crowd. The cast is by no means beautiful, but it just so happens that the actress chosen to strip for the camera isn't exactly an old hag. And why did they even have to do that little stunt? In one word to describe the cast: un-talented. If the writing was supposed to be comical, mission not accomplished. The casting department needs some tips on how to cast actors and not just some twenty somethings that are supposed to be playing high schoolers.
I can't repeat on how the movie lacked comedic writing, but I just can't get over how people actually laughed at this. The writing overall was awful. It was actually funny to think that something like this has an $11 million budget.
What was Universal Pictures thinking when they agreed to make this? At that point, they must have been hanging on by a thread. The idea that a high school boy supposedly has sex with a pie is beyond words. It wasn't funny but very gross. The thought of a guy actually doing that is absurd. I wonder how many boys tried that after they watched this? The whole movie basically revolved around that one thing. You can only stretch it so far.

Again, this film with little sex jokes and actions slipped in was very disturbing especially when it was allowed to be shown to kids that are waiting to do them. When I had heard about the apple pie, I thought that the film was in serious trouble. But then it got worse when I was able to see a little strip tease. How I wish this scene would have been skipped. I for one didn't particularly appreciate that. I mean it's only fair if they show a guy. Right? Everything else like the parts with Vicky and what's-his-name were also dumb.
It's pretty bad when movies like this are made. All I can say is that lets hope no more teen, bottom of the barrel films will be made. If the makers and industry people are this desperate, save the money for when a decent flick comes along. Why waste the money and the movie goers' time?