perfect score

Well this movie is definitely geared toward teenagers especially ones about to take the sat or have. The story is simple one boy convinces his best friend that they need to steal the answers to the SATs. Along the way they intentionally tell and unintentionally tell teenagers from all different walks of life what they are doing and ask them to be a part of it. Even when you don’t think they have any means of helping. They end up getting the answers but destroying them by accident. They then go on a wild chase to find them again. They end up finding the answers in them self’s and don’t cheating after all ( if you don’t count already looking at the test cheating). The movie was definitely twisted by schools or the makers of the SAT. But the part that I enjoyed the best was the truth behind everything that was said. These students were exactly right in the beginning of the movie, here every one in school is told and taught to be them self’s but the very last thing you do right before you graduate is take a standardized test, to make everyone equal. When in all reality it isn’t! I did get a few laughs out of the movie though. This movie wasn’t anything I would tell someone to go out and buy, but on a lazy Tuesday morning on spring break with nothing better to do then home work it wasn’t all that bad.