Behaving Badly
2014, Romance/Comedy, 1h 38m
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A lovestruck teenager (Nat Wolff) will do anything to win the gal (Selena Gomez) of his dreams, including making a bet with a mobster's son.
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Rating: R (Drug Material|Crude Sexual Content|Language Throughout|Some Graphic Nudity)
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Genre: Romance, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Tim Garrick
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Producer: Miri Yoon
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Writer: Tim Garrick, Scott Russell
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Vertical Entertainment
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One good girl, several very bad choices. Mediocre Comedy! I did not get into the ×movie right away, the first 10 minutes are excruciating, but after the flashback, and the real story starts it gets much easier. However the ending is just as bad as the beginning, and is just a bunch of random solutions that do not all make sense, in order to stretch out some of the cheaper jokes. This is not really a movie for the kids. 18 year old Rick Stevens is willing to do whatever it takes to win the heart of Nina Pennington. In his quest to land the girl of his dreams, he has to contend with her psycho ex, his best friends horny mother, a manic strip club manager, a perverted principal, a lecherous priest, his suicidal mother, and a patron saint with a camel toe. No one ever said ×love was easy.
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Yes, it's a terrible movie, but at the same time I found myself fascinated, and even amused, by just how outrageously stupid it was.
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