Funny, and surprisingly poignant for a sex-dipped teen comedy!

Rating: 7/10 (6 July 1999)

Porky's this ain't, even though the subject matter is similar. But the four guys who want to lose their virginity before graduation in this film are likeable and real, unlike in the former flick. What's more, it isn't as crass as it could have been, maybe because the girls here are smarter and the boys aren't totally without feelings. Other than that, there's no true redeeming social value, which is all good and well because it's July. It's also funny much more often than not, and even sweet at the end. One more thing: Alyson Hannigan steals the show as the dork who's more than she seems to be, and the now-famous line involving the flute isn't even her best one.