Dogslyf I wanted to like this movie, but it was so boring. The title sequence was great and I thought that this might be a raunchier version of Adventureland, but like I said it was just boring. The dialog was flat, the acting was uninspired, and the story was predictable. This movie wanted to be Fast Times or Dazed and Confused, but it just came off as pretentious. It just seemed like this movie was trying way too hard to be edgy. There were a couple of laughs, but I ended up just wanting the movie to be over quickly. Truth be told, it took me two tries to finish it because it just didn't hold my attention.I don't have much to say about this movie except that once the shock factor wears off, it's just a below average teen sex farce. This was a waste of lots of talented actors. My advice, skip it!

MovieHoliks I saw this movie on Showtime, and was hesitant to watch it thinking I had seen it already, but I believe I was thinking of Aubrey Plaza's only other starring film role to date- "Safety Not Guaranteed"-?? Well, I watched this comedy yesterday and effin' hilarious! This is one of the first period movies I've seen set in the '90s, very close to when I graduated. Plaza plays a graduating senior, who is somewhat of a perfectionist, and she realizes as she is just about to enter college, there is one area of expertise she has fallen short of in experience- sex! So she creates the titular "To Do List"- handjobs, rimjobs, blowjobs, "dry-humping", etc.. (you get the picture), that she vows to try every step leading up to the ultimate "intercourse" of course! LOL One might look at this movie as one of those "sexploitation" teen comedies that were especially big in the early 1980s- IE "Porky's" for instance, but it's not really. This movie has a heart, good-intelligent writing, performances, and I must say- having remembered that time period like the back of my hand- they got the music, movies, TV, pop culture references down to a tee! I was impressed!- summer of '93- playing at the local multi-plex-->> "The Firm", "Sleepless In Seattle", etc.. And look for a great cast as well- besides Plaza, Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, Connie Britton, Scott Porter, etc.. And *possible SPOILER*- there is a scene that references the movie "Caddyshack" in this that I was LMAO, however, might be a little too much for some to handle- remember the Bill Murray pool-cleaning scene-???? BAW-hahahahahhaaaa

Dames F It's an 80's sex com set in the early 90's( Think Porky's or Nerds or any of the plethora of videos that aped them, but with the gender roles reversed.)More clever than people give it credit for.A hell of a lot more fun than that HBO series with the chick who has, wrongly, crowned herself the Queen of comedy.Aubrey Plaza takes affirmative action and shows how much fun it can be (All the while looking askance at the world. ) There is awkwardness and the odd clunk, but that was part of the terrain we navigated before we all got sophisticated.Plus, it uses " laid" by James in an already pretty strong soundtrack. Switch off " Girls" and pop this in the VCR.

kvs-07465 THere is absolutely nothing worth while in this film. The casting is terrible, the lead character has no appeal, supporting cast is equally as dull, with the exception of Rachael Bison. How they got her in this film is a mystery. Usually a movie like this has some sort of moral or emotional payoff at the end.. this had nothing. There wasn't a single laugh along the way. Whoever wrote this trash should have their writing credentials taken away. Almost as bad as something Tina Fey would have written.If you read this PLEASE Don't WASTE YOUR TIME with this one. I wish i could have my 2 hours back