Gosh, I was really bummed out at the rampant bigotry

Rating: 5/10 (20 October 2013)

Let's see, how many minority groups does this film make nasty jokes about? Koreans, Jews, Blacks, Lesbians, Deaf people, gays, East Indians, fat people, ... and that's just in the first 10 minutes. I was hoping to watch a funny film but this one left me feeling sick at all the hateful jokes. Am I the only one out there that had this reaction? Really bummed out that we aren't any more enlightened than the stupid 80s films that slammed anyone who wasn't white and thin. WIsh I hadn't watched this. I'm a major fan of Glee, love a Capella singing (have "STraight No Chaser" music CDs), and am a sucker for cheesy, over-the- top mash-ups of oldies along with choreography, so I would've loved this film if it weren't for all the hateful jokes. I think this must've been written by a bigoted old person, because do kids these days really watch the Breakfast Club and relate to any of that? Honest, I don't mind puke jokes, don't mind sex jokes, don't mind corny jokes, but racism/homophobia/making fun of disabled people is just inexcusable in my opinion. I'm middle-aged, but a teenager that I interacted with recommended this movie when she heard that I was a Glee fan. It depresses me that Hollywood churns out this stuff that makes kids think that bigotry is okay and funny.