Class

The first movie that john cusack ever did like on his own. And Joan was not in this movie that I remember, she was in sixteen candles not this one... she is only in the movies with him because the producers... Full review

class was really good it was the next best film from the outsiders. rob lowe was really good at the acting. he really was good at it when he found out that his friend was dating and makeing out with his... Full review

As many others have noted with the film, 'Class', is that it is quite uneven! It doesn't know if it's a comedy, romance, or even tense drama. It's a weird 80s teen film, but I don't even think I could call... Full review

Class might be one of the most uneven films ever made. It begins like a broad teen-comedy; enters a mid-section about the sexual awkwardness (and awakening) of adolescence; and for its final twenty minutes or so is a deadly serious drama... Full review

Class is the story of a shy, clumsy, but very intelligent young man played by Andrew MaCarthy who transfers to an exclusive prep school for his senior year of high school. He comes from a working-class background and has more than... Full review

This is a good comedy for nostalgia purposes that somewhat borrows on similar previous comedies, with the most notable being The Graduate. Andrew McCarthy is Jonathan, the new student at a prep school, who is the new roommate of confident stud,... Full review

John Cusack in his first movie with his sister Joan, and it can't be any better. Did you know they have made several movies together?! I was stunned and shocked to hear that such a pair of siblings was so capable... Full review

Jonathan played by Andrew McCarthy, a simple country boy, wins a scholarship to a classy pre-school where he shares a dorm room with Skip, played by Rob Lowe. Skip decides it is his duty to see that Jonathan loses his virginity... Full review

Though this movie was clearly designed to have mass-market teen appeal, it has a serious side that makes it stand out from other movies of the same type. The premise, a teenage boy's first sexual encounter turns out to be with... Full review

Class " is a prep-school retread of " The Graduate " that knows some of its scenes are funny and some are serious, but never figures out quite how they should go together. The result is an uncomfortable, inconsistent movie that doesn't really pay off -- a movie in which everything points to two absolutely key scenes that are, inexplicably, the two most awkward scenes in the film. ... Full Review

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Yearbook, $80. Prom ticket, $80. Tuxedo, $150. Senior trip, $180. Senior pictures, $160. Class ring, $400. Your child's high school senior year - pricey. This is the season when parents dig into savings accounts and pull out charge cards to... ... Full Article

By Travis Mackenzie Hoover Here's the auteur theory in action. These two teen movies were written by Jim Kouf and David Greenwalt but with different directors, they hardly seem like the work of the same people. ... Full Article