|
Long Island Movie Review
With Karim Gamil Pertew
|
Karim Gamil Pertew is a screenwriter/director from
Long Island who has a bachelors degree in film production and
history. His unique movie review style is unlike any that is
in the business today, he provides short but straight to the point
reviews that will make you want to see a movie based on the
components rather than the hype. Be sure to check out all of
your major blockbuster movie reviews here first before you go
anywhere else on the web. |
|
|
REVIEW
OF THE WEEK
Sunday,
August 26, 2007
Author: Karim Gamil Pertew, Movie Critic & Director
Superbad
Directed by ……………… Greg Mottola
Screenplay by ……………… Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg
Genre………………………. Comedy
Starring:
Jonah Hill as…………. Seth
Michael Cera as ……… Evan
Christoper Mintz-Plasse as ……Fogell
Bill Hader as ……….. Officer Slater
Seth Rogen as …….Officer Michaels
Martha Maclsaac as ……Becca
Emma Stone as…….....Jules
Aviva as………….Nicola
Joe Lo Truglio as……Francis the Driver
Kevin Corrigan as…….Mark
Dave Franco as…..Greg the Soccer player
Marcella Lentz-Pope as….Gabby
Joe Nunez as……Liquor Storre Clerk
-Go to the movies: Not Necessary
-Buy the DVD: R
-Age Range: 17-45, offensive scenes and dialogue
“SuperBad” was pretty dang good overall. Great comedic acting across
the board and had a solid plot, as far as teen comedies go. The
major negative was drawn out scenes, the film should have been an
awesome and comedy packed 80-minute wonder.
Two best friends Seth and Evan
Are Seniors in High School
Are determined to score with
babes before they’re shipped to
college. By chance Seth, Evan,
and Fogell are invited to a
party by Seth’s homec partner,
Jules. The catch, they have to bring the alcohol, no problem
Fogell has a fake ID. This
Somewhat simple task ignites
A hilarious and unexpected
Adventure of mayham.
“SuperBad” appeals directly
to 14-25 year olds, but anyone can
relate for the most part, unless you’re very conservative. In that
case you will be offended immensely. Again, the actors are
hilarious, and give a quality comedic performance. Furthermore, the
film has many entertaining moments. The UA theatre in Westbury was
full for the 4:30 show, beware the bathroom you may get more then
you bargained for upon entering. I myself got an eye full as I made
my way to the urinal to find a grown man with his pants at his
ankles. At the urinal not the stalls. This ain’t cool people; I’m
scarred for life. Have a great week.
3.5 Stars -- Fun and
full of laughs, go see it in the theatres.
 
- Karim
|
|
[Recent Articles] | [Archived Articles]
|
|
