Hated it!

Rating: 1/10 (18 May 2011)

I wonder how big a protest would have been lodged if the character Amanda Bynes plays had been, say, a Muslim threatening to cut off Emma Stone's character's head, or saying she should be stoned for her adulteries? Would this movie have been condemned as anti-Muslim? I'm pretty sure it would have. But apparently, it's okay to portray Evangelical Christians as screaming, hypocritical fanatics. (I was just waiting for Ms. Byne's character to whip out a Westboro Baptist Church placard that said, "God Hates Fags").
If it isn't P.C. to lump all Muslims into the category of crazed Jihadists, why is it okay to play Evangelicals as one-dimensional,cardboard buffoons? Obviously there are Christians like that (just as some Muslims believe in violent Jihad), but why doesn't anyone in the film community get upset about portraying Christians in such a negative light as in this film? I just love Hollywood's consistency about being "tolerant" and "inclusive" when it comes to people's beliefs.
The other reason I hate this movie is because I sincerely doubt any girl would let her reputation be besmirched as often and as flippantly as Emma Stone's character does. Girls I knew in school would have been mortified beyond words, not flagrantly encourage it.
And it wasn't funny, either.