Ginger Ale. With. Tequila.

"This is it" "no matter how you look at it" declare the "not just for Keanu fans" fans (which you "probably never hear"); "get lost" in the "lusty" "whatever" and "finally shed the first T" during this "real life" story that "keeps bringing us back" to the "wonderful" "bad part."

[whoooooa!] This is the real life drama of a high school geek who got in over his head with the prom queen in a bad part of town. OK, not really. This is a wonderful tongue-in-cheek comedy about a high school geek who got in over his head with the prom queen in a bad part of town. This movie is not the original reason why we 'Thon, but it is one of them that really keeps bringing us back.

Jeff

[whoooooa!] This is absolutely why we Keanuthon. You've probably never heard of this movie, and that's a shame, because it's an honest-to-God classic, and not just for Keanu fans. Keanu and a pre-"Full House" Lori Laughlin get lost on their way to the prom and end up on the wrong side of town, in a bar where George Clinton is playing and where "Do you take credit cards?" is met with a lusty, "oh yes!" Hilarity ensues, and I mean that quite sincerely.

Carla

[whoooooa!] 'Thon me. This is it. A classic no matter how you look at it. Spawned "The Keanu." While still a teen (at the ripe young age of 24), Keanu manages to finally shed that first T (as in "Troubled Teen") - sure he'll get all "Troubled" for a couple of more movies after this one, but what a gloriously un"Troubled" teen he doth make here. What sounds like a retread (geek gets to go out with the most popular girl in school and everything goes terribly wrong, in a funny way) manages to turn into fabulousness (real word, really). Whether it be the out of sequence/in sequence time structure, the brushes with the right & wrong sides of the law, or the whatever - it all seems to work all too well. Perfectly timed comedic performance from Keanu. "Are we going to talk? Or are we going to rock?"

Matt