
The story follows 3 high school guys (Hill, Cera and Plasse) who are preparing to go their separate ways for college. They decide to go out and party as they think it's their last chance to get a girl drunk and have sex with them. Superbad is briskly paced with the jokes coming thick and fast. Each sequence is set up wonderfully for maximum comedic possibilities with the script capitalising on everyone of them.

Superbad was the latest offering for the Judd Apatow gang, who, at the time, produced the hits 40 year old virgin and Knocked up. The script was written by pals Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg when they were just 13 years old because they wanted to see if they could write a movie people would want to go see. There was no doubting that Superbad came with a lot of talent behind it.
The three leading lads are excellently cast. They may not be the best looking kids you've seen, but, what they lack in looks, they certainly make up for it in charm and comedy timing. People may have seen Cera's previous work when he starred in the great T.V series Arrested Development and will notice his role in Superbad is very similar. He doesn't have the big punchlines, instead using his body language and his facial expressions to get the laughs. Hill on the other hand is the complete opposite. He's loud, he swears a lot (he says the word f##k 84 times), and it's his initial idea to get some girls (Emma Stone and Martha Mac Issac) drunk so he can have sex with them.

Superbad is an absolute riot that was arguably the funniest comedy of 2007. Watch it with some friends and have a right laugh.

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