wow loved it. was waiting long time to see this and all the positive reviews that it got, it deserves it. one of the best teen movie in recent history, seriously and its one of the best high school based movie ever. this movie is really smart and clever. all in all a very smart, witty and funny movie with right dose of comedy in it. a perfect plot and intelligent storyline. very witty and superb dialogues. this was one of the most new fresh and completely unpredictable movie. its not just another teen movie. one of the best movies this year.

Emma stone is now one of my favorite actresses, she is just superb and extra ordinary. she proves the fact that she has what it takes to handle a movie single handedly. wow she did an amazing job. good acting, lovely expressions and amazing dialogue delivery. she is a gem. Amanda was fat and annoying, every body else were ok in the movie. a delightful surprise. loved this movie. recommended.

Easy A: Olive is an average anonymous high school girl when a little bath room girl talk was over heard and then perpetuated throughout her school faster than, well, wild fire. news of her prowess has her getting noticed in all the wrong ways. She ends up in after school detention with a friend who needs help she helps but at her own detriment. Now she is known as something of a slut and her lie keeps her spiraling in the wrong direction. Don't miss the non stop laughs and the few touching moments. This is a must see!

Easy A was a great movie. Emma Stone is a really amazing actress. This was a good comedy, and it was set up really well. It had a great plot line all throughout the movie, also it was really funny. I enjoyed this movie. It was probably one of the better movies that have been made throughout this year. The acting was really great. However i think Amanda Bynes makes a terrible mean girl. It was still a great film. Regardless of the major topic in this movie, I think its a good movie for all age groups to watch. My little sister who is 11 watched it. And laughed hysterically through the entire movie.

Easy A is easily one of the funniest comedies of the year. It’s witty, clever, silly, and is anchored by a breakthrough performance by star Emma Stone. Comedies set in high schools are usually a grind, but Easy A is the best one since 2004’s Mean Girls. The film even has some smart commentary on the nature of reputation in the digital age and how easier access to information hasn’t made it any easier to get to the truth, especially when a lie can be so much juicier. And in between its smart jokes and thoughtful subtext, Easy A also has a big heart. That’s essential when your protagonist is cashing in on pretending to be a skank.

What can't be said about this movie. Great story line, character development, awesome tribute to the the 80's classics. Can be a great date movie or a family night pick "if you're the family member of the week." (movie reference) have to watch it to get it. It has everything a movie should comedy, heart, drama can make you laugh at ones self while make you cry, while teaching the audience a lesson about fibbin. So cut the lights, turn it up, pop the corn, and lets enjoy "EASY A" together

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I was skeptical of it, which is why I didn't go see it in the theater. I watched it last night and it turned out to be allot better than I had perceived it to be! It was a great portrayal of real teen(and parent)life drama with cute exaggerations. Great choices of actors, they really fit their roles perfectly I think, definately added to the humor. Really well done in all aspects im my opinion. This was a real connection movie for the teens out there. I'd definately see it again!

"I just thought of the funniest thing. My name is an anagram for 'I love.'" -- Olive Penderghast (Emma Stone)

I thought the idea for this movie sounded like one of the most preposterous ideas I've ever read and so almost didn't bother with it at all. After contriving a story that she lost her virginity to a (nonexistent) college boyfriend so she won't seem like a prude, high schooler Olive Penderghast (Emma Stone) gets propositioned by a gay classmate to pretend to have sex with him so he can disguise his homosexuality from the hulking football team which has been hazing him. Their ploy is a success, Olive receives other propositions and, before she realizes it, has a reputation that she has neither earned nor deserves. I still think it's a stupid idea, which makes me all the more delighted at the result, which is a far better film than I would have suspected could come from the material.

Most of that's due to director Will Gluck's insistence on plausibility. After the initial "fake orgasm" while huddled classmates giggle outside a locked door at what they imagine must be happening (but isn't), Gluck spurns any reliance on physical comedy or silly situations. Funny things happen, but those things are all due to character and character development, not slapstick. And Gluck has in his arsenal not just a good cast but a great cast, a far better one than your typical teen sex romp boasts, including Thomas Hayden Church (All About Steve) as Olive's English teacher, currently expounding on Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter; Lisa Kudrow (forever associated with TV's Friends) as a counselor with a secret; Amanda Bynes (Hairspray) as a self-righteous uber-Christian out to save Olive's sinful soul; Cam Gigandet (Twilight) as Bynes' boyfriend who sings hymns with her, but harbors his own secret; and Patricia Clarkson (Shutter Island) and Stanley Tucci (Julie & Julia) as Olive's parents. Clarkson and Tucci can virtually do no wrong, and their glib delivery is so good that I'd love to see them together in another film. In fact, if there's any fanciful element in the film, it's that nobody's parents are that cool, but they're so amusing that I can live with it.

Too often in these things, secondary characters -- teachers, parents et al. -- are given the most cursory development and become props to facilitate getting us to the next lowbrow farcical scene, and rarely does a teen comedy seriously invite parallels with classwork in American literature. Yet here, with the exception of Malcolm McDowell (The Book of Eli) as a distant school principal, all the characters are justified beyond their strategic roles. They're people; they're not objects. Gluck even resists the temptation to make the indignant Bynes too much of a villain.

The real success is Stone's ability to carry the film as its star. She flawlessly understands her character, understands the story, and approaches it with a maturity sometimes lacking in actresses twice her age. I'm not completely comfortable with the film's resolution, which involves an impromptu musical number, but then I seldom am, simply because it's harder to resolve these complex questions than to set them up. Nevertheless, Easy A at least asks the questions, which many films fail to do.

I liked the modern day switch up that was done in this movie I think that for the most part its worth watching at least once I though most of the movie was really done well and then it had the over the top BLAH blah stuff it was still worth watching though

oh my god (no offence)but that was amazing i thought the homour of it was great and i thought that the film was a little disapointing compared to the trailer but overall a great film for all ages over 12a thanks for listening to my review and hope you enjoy it

Hilariously unpredictable, Emma Stone, as always delivers with original one-liners and great comedic skills. An all-star cast who's characters are memorable. The movie also inter-twines with the novel "A Scarlet Letter" very well, bringing a classic story and making it new in a cool upbeat way. Good for both men and women.

Easy A was amazing. I Have watched this movie about four times and I never get tired of it. Emma Stone is an amazing actress and was perfect for this part.
All of the characters were funny. I loved her parents they were super funny. Amanda Bynes, I haven't seen her in a while, but i must say the "Jesus Freak" kept me laughing. Woodchuck Todd is SEXY... My favorite part is the musical number at the end, Perfect Bang! I encourage everyone that is in high school and that has ever had a false rumor about them flying around school should definitely watch this... THIS MOVIE IS AWESOME... :)

This movie is hilarious. Great watch! It displays how rumors can spread, whether you are the one to spread them or not. It also shows how things can get twisted as they go. I've watched this over and over and it never gets old. Totally worth the view. Not appropriate for kids.

An eccentric young lady is pressured to lie to her best friend that she lost her virginity. Rumors fly and a gay students asks her if she can pretend that they have slept together. She does and the whole school begins to hear of what she did for this young man, and soon there are hundreds who want the same, for a price. On the path of a "Scarlett" she struggles with self identity and wonders if anyone will like her without a favour or a price.

This movie had a fantastic concept. A rumor is started about a girl being "overly friendly", she accidentally confirms the rumor and hilarity parades. What better parade leader than the quirky and stunning Emma Stone? The best part about this film was that it was real. I could almost consider it a documentary. Everyday teens are emotionally chastised for their actions. The parents were equally as amazing. If you want a really good comedic romance, this is your movie. I can't really say that it raised the bar any, but I can definetly say that it is of a high standard.

This movie show how school is and how easy it is to trick men into doing things for women. although im a guy this story is true. Sex does convince alot of people to do things, well the reputation of having sex. Most of the people were desperate for attention Must see film

I could only watch half an hour of it, it did not glued me enough to stick on screen with this one.

It's about high school stuffs. Bimbo & sluts stuff too. And lies. Not so funny to me. Maybe it's the culture difference. The way the story was told is also not appealing to me.

But the actress was pretty. The search continues to get my laughter back...

"Easy A" - 2.4/5.0

Loved it. I've been avoiding it for months until I decided to watch it on VOD. All I can say is that it's an instant classic, with a storyline I haven't seen before.
Emma Stone did fantastic in her role as Olive, a goodie two-shoes who pretends to have sex with guys for money. I also loved Lisa Kudrow as Mrs. Griffin, really made me laugh at that scene when she finds out about, you know :P
The movie was unpredictable and I enjoyed it.