The Perfect Score

The Perfect Score Videos

2:25

The Perfect Score: Trailer 1

1:56

The Perfect Score: Official Clip - Standardized Testing Is Taking Over

2:13

The Perfect Score: Official Clip - Desmond's Mom

2:13

The Perfect Score: Official Clip - Trust Each Other's Talent

2:13

The Perfect Score: Official Clip - Masks

2:13

The Perfect Score: Official Clip - That Scene In The Breakfast Club

2:13

The Perfect Score: Official Clip - Planning the Heist

2:09

The Perfect Score: Official Clip - Copy It

2:12

The Perfect Score: Official Clip - I Have an Idea

View all videos

The Perfect Score Photos

View All Photos

Cast & Crew

Erika Christensen
Anna

Chris Evans
Kyle

Bryan Greenberg
Matty

Scarlett Johansson
Francesca

Darius Miles
Desmond

Leonardo Nam
Roy

Tyra Ferrell
Desmond's Mother

Matthew Lillard
Larry

Brian Robbins
Director

Mark Schwahn
Screenwriter

Marc Hyman
Writer

Jon Zack
Writer

Roger Birnbaum
Producer

Jonathan Glickman
Producer

Brian Robbins
Producer

Michael Tollin
Producer

Donald J. Lee Jr.
Executive Producer

Show all Cast & Crew

News & Interviews for The Perfect Score

Frankie Muniz Abandons Early Retirement for SNL’s "Parental Guidance"

Trailer Bulletin: The Shaggy Dog

Trailer Bulletin: The Shaggy Dog

---

View All

Audience Reviews for The Perfect Score

• Jun 29, 2013

  Stereotypical and formulaic, The Perfect Score is a teen comedy that tries for some social satire but fails. With their college dreams riding on their SAT scores, and group of high school seniors decide to break into a high-security building and steal the SAT master key. The story tries to have a positive message about being true to yourself, but it feels kind of forced and doesn't really work with the tone of the film. Featuring Erika Christensen, Chris Evans, and Scarlett Johansson, there's some solid casting, but most of the performances are weak. Still, the caper's kind of fun and there are some laughs to be had. Additionally, the soundtrack's pretty good and complements the scenes quite well. The Perfect Score has some problems, but it's entertaining and at least tries to be socially conscious about real world issues facing high school teenagers.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Jul 24, 2012

  [img]http://images.rottentomatoes.com/images/user/icons/icon14.gif[/img] I have no doubt in mind that The Perfect Score could have been an effectively edgy and thrilling heist movie, unfortunately it falls to tongue firmly in cheek humour and a lack of epic set pieces. But at times it can be pretty funny, except most of the time it is it's nothing more than mildly amusing. The premise is intelligent, the film not so much but it helms characters you can care about, brilliant performances by Scarlet Johanson and Chris Evans before they did The Avengers and score's a reasonable amount of laughs. However it often suffers staggeringly from the jokes that miss the punch line and the wooden acting of the supporting cast, and a huge lack of action, but what it executes perfectly that a lot of other caper movies are often incapable of doing is maintaining a light enough tone of seriousness. And in addition managing to make the comedy gags inbetween the important plot points work. Overall the chemistry of the ensemble and the handful of funny moments just about class The Perfect Score as a sucessful but unremarkable heist. I enjoyed it a huge amount more than most people who have seen it, without any doubt in mind I think it's Brian Robbin's best film.
  Directors C Super Reviewer
• Aug 27, 2011

  Kids are pretty stupid. SATs really don't mean that much. If they couldn't get into the college they applied, they could've gone to a community college and transferred over. No big deal. Anyway the movie was kind of boring, and really cliched. Like so many cliches, no joke. I only watched it because I didn't have anything better to do.
  Japes . Super Reviewer
• Aug 24, 2011

  Francesca: You look like a slut. I like it.  "The S.A.T. is hard to take. It's even harder to steal." The Perfect Score is a horrible teenage heist comedy that makes no effort to do anything original with it's characters or situations. Some of the worst performances I've ever seen done for cliche teenagers. The worst comes from Leonardo Nam as the "stoner." He talks really slow and with the surfer accent duuude. He gives his best Sean Penn impersonations and guess what; it was pretty shitty. Why Darius Miles was involved; I have no idea. It might of been because of his lack of success in the NBA, but come on. Why would you cast him? He's godawful as the "jock." You got your other cliche characters like the "brains," the "rebel," the "dumb" and the"smart, but not smart enough." Everything about this movie annoyed the hell out of me, except Scarlett Johansson's looks. Her performance was below average, but she never disappoints. Erica Christensen was also horrible and might have given the second worst performance behind Nam. Her performance was so bad that I'm actually going to say that Darius Miles was better. He's not even a fucking actor. That's how bad Erica is. As for the story; it had potential. It could have been decent, but it never tries to be anything other than a typical bad heist movie. He doesn't seem like anyone really tried.
  Melvin W Super Reviewer