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John Tucker Must Die

Published 2017-03-23

John Tucker Must Die

Film info

  • Title John Tucker Must Die
  • Director Betty Thomas
  • Year 2006
  • Run time 1hr 29m
  • Genres Comedy, Romance
  • Tagline Don't get mad, get even
  • Cast Brittany Snow

When three gorgeous gals discover they've all been duped by smooth-talking stud John Tucker, they hatch a devious revenge scheme to turn the tables on him. Now Tucker is going to have to change his ways... or the school jock will soon become the class joke! Can the tantalizing teen trio turn this 'serial dater' into a one-woman man? Find out in the hit movie that proves revenge isn't just sweet, it's hysterically funny.

Live blog

TimeComment
2:25She has impressive plaiting skills.
4:48“Please tell me I did not just curtsey.”
5:05What kind of school has a TV station?
10:21Ball games can be so dangerous.
12:46The Other Tucker.
14:59Bring It On reference, yay!
21:00Eek, STD ads are so mean. Just like Joey, too.
22:26“I have my to do list, my goals list, my contingency list, my observations, my notions. Which, of course, are very different because observations require a topic sentence and notions do not.”
26:25Wait, is there no teacher in the science lab with all the chemicals and bunson burners and stuff?
33:11Aww, I liked her hair curly wurly.
37:54“I could maybe let you know about that show.” Great invite.
40:46She listens to obscure podcasts! I wonder which ones.
54:35When there’s no word to describe your mood, it’s a little bit *wavy hand
1:03:14Chemistry jokes.
1:10:14“Your butt is my screensaver.”
1:23:09Oh no, food fight!

Thoughts

This ended up being a lot better than I thought it was going to be - was after something slightly mindless just to chill out to, and it delivered that in spades. It wasn't as good as some of the more classic teen rom-coms, but it was still totally watchable and entertaining.

Love seeing young Brittany Snow, as well, who I only know from Pitch Perfect but really like!

Rating: 3 / 5

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