Poking out moral value flaws with this comedy

Rating: 7/10 (7 March 2015)

The story nicely lines itself, and even identifies itself with the book character Hester Prynne as a straight up comparative, which is a very nice touch. It grounds the story to an anchored perspective. It gives nice start and twists to the book's story. The things that happened really exposes how the western, particularly American, youngster moral value has been severely distorted and even reversed. Yet this movie remains very fun entertainment because the comedy is very enjoyable and laughable. Typically this movie is one of those comedies where a lie gets added with more and more lies until it reaches the boiling point and exploded. But the comedy is indeed very entertaining that it set this movie apart. The acting overall is very good. I like knowing that this movie, a comedy, is one the movie that started Emma Stone's acting career. She really built her acting through the hard part of making people laugh then continue to the serious roles.