This movie is exactly what you expect out of it, in a good sense. In this summer of empty, boring crap, it's a tasty snack. Jesse Bradford, for all you 80's girls bemoaning the lack of a new John Cusack-type, is actually a refugee from our generation stuck in to a relatively timeless movie.
Missy redeems the generally flat SoCal purity of the rest of the cast.
I was also fortunate enough to attend a screening packed with cheerleaders, most of whom were also extras in the film. Let me tell you, I don't think you can enjoy a movie such as this as much as you can when you are surrounded by its target audience. So all my cheery memories of the experience may be unfairly biased. The DJ's were passing body glitter, if that is any further indication as to the target demographic. This should not chase away older people, but you should go in expecting just some sweet innocent fun.