◎Starring Jonah Hill...Seth
Michael Cera...Evan
Christopher Mintz-Plasse...Fogell
Bill Hader...Officer Slater
Seth Rogen...Officer Michaels
The story of this film is written by Judd Apatow, who directed Knocked Up and wrote the screenwriter for The 40 year old virgin. The story revolves around a few boys who are about to graduate from high school-and that said, It is probably not difficult for you to guess the hormonal index of the film.
Seth had a hobby of drawing dick since he was in elementary school. Yes, human dick. In front of his old friend Evan, he made no secret of his desire for the opposite sex, even though he tried his best to express his "masculinity" in everyday speech. ", but in reality he can only be an unwelcome fat man; and Evan looks upright and pure, and his speech is also very rational, but in fact, like all 18-year-old straight men in the world, he is eager to get rid of the virgin body. Task.
The two people who have never had an affair or even have almost no relationship with the opposite sex finally had good luck on this day. The planner and friend Fogell bought wine for the party with a fake ID to win the girls' favor. Pogell was not bought but was knocked down by the gangster who robbed the supermarket, and finally got in the car of two dumb policemen. Seth and Evan got into a real adult party and managed to steal the wine in the chaos, but the two quarreled on the road. Seth complained that Evan betrayed him, and Evan inadvertently said that the other party was holding him back. Just when the quarrel was intensifying, Seth was knocked down by an idiot police car (the second time in a day), and the police arrested the two for violent collision, so that the blame could be placed on them. As a result, Seth, Evan, and Fogell still in the police car fled to the female classmates party. During the period Seth was rejected by his favorite object, Evan couldn't bear to "start" the drunk Becca, and Pogell was "entering" a girl (though she obviously didn't feel it, if you know what I mean), the two policemen The team went to the scene again, cut the party in the middle, and left Fogell in a good scene, portraying him as a rebellious hero who is not afraid of power.
On the other side, Seth left the scene holding Evan. Before going to bed, the two did not forget to confess their true feelings, saying "I love you" (But it's not as gay as it sounds). Although the youth's desire and anxiety about sex are undoubtedly the selling point of the film, from the theme, the description of friendship is its focus.
But what makes me puzzled is that the director seems to have adopted a tacit attitude to the two people’s verbal “sexual expressions” that are a little too intense. Without giving passers-by a shot (generally, a middle-aged aunt should appear at this time and show a contemptuous look), guessing from these details, the director may not take social morality into consideration here. In addition, I am very upset that the two idiot policemen with zero sense of responsibility were not condemned in the film at all. Instead, they were portrayed as adult heroes who "the police are also made by humans, and the police were rebellious when they were young." cut.
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