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Davis Freeberg's DVD AllStars

Who Knew Cheerleaders Could Whine This Much?

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Well to be honest, this movie basically had me at Cheerleader and ***, but I was actually hoping to get a little more from this then just another teen movie.  It turns out that the film is actually quite a bit intellectual compared to the American Pie genre of film.  Overall though, I was very disappointed with this film because of how "preachy" I found the film.

The film follows the story of a young cheerleader who is sent to an anti-gay camp by her parents after she exhibits the classic signs of being a ***.  While at the camp, this innocent teen falls in love with another woman and her parents are forced to deal with their daughter becoming a ***.  The premise of the film is actually a little funny, but the church scenes were really over the top and I found that while the film tried to be serious, I couldn't get over how ridiculous the whole premise really was.  Everytime the film encountered religion or a straight viewpoint, it characterized it in hyper-dramatic fashion and one is left with the impression that all gays face severe homophobia when in reality this isn't the case.  I think overall they could have presented a balanced side to both issue, but I found the constant church bashing and the glorification of anything gay to be pretty annoying and couldn't help but feel that I was watching rainbow propaghanda as opposed to seeing a unique viewpoint of a filmaker who obviously has issues with the straight world.  Overall, the film didn't offer enough enjoyment for me to recommend it to anyone and unfortunately this was a case where I wished that I could get my 90 minutes back.

posted on Monday, June 05, 2006 5:58 PM by davisfreeberg


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