I Love You, Beth Cooper

While watching Chris Columbus's careers worst work 'I Love You, Beth Cooper', which has been adapted from a novel with the same, whose author was Larry Doyle, the only enjoyment I had was watching the "Babe" Hayden Panettiere. Frankly Speaking, this... Full review

'I Love You Beth Cooper' is a teen comedy that gently pushes a few boundaries but doesn't really do anything new. It is based on the book of the same name by Larry Doyle. Unlike the book though, this film never... Full review

So we all know that Teens Movies follow a certain formula. And this one certainly does too to a certain extend, but it actually deviates from the standard plot far enough to be interesting and surprising. But what really pulled this... Full review

The opening speech, which is painfully hilarious, sets the tone for this movie. I went into this movie knowing the plot and knew I couldn't expect too much. I laughed constantly throughout the movie, if i wasn't, i was smiling. There's... Full review

Come on, this is a high school comedy the way they used to do them back in the '80s! This is not John Hughes territory, as you might be led to believe upon seeing "Home Alone" director Chris Columbus at the... Full review

Thumb through a video store catalog, and there are a dime a dozen of many teen comedies out there that you'll be hard pressed to find something that either didn't deal with hard partying, road trips, one crazy night of post-graduation... Full review

Now the way I'm reading all these comments on IMDb, people are acting like this was absolutely the worst movie of all time. Honestly, I love you Beth Cooper is not going to be one of those high school movie classics... Full review

I can usually find -something- to enjoy in nearly every movie in the "high schooler hijinks" genre and its "nerd pursues and gets the popular girl" sub-genre, but not even a brief flash of almost- nudity on Hayden Panettiere's part made... Full review

My friend and I had both read the original book released in 2007, and couldn't believe they were making a movie of it. We arrived anticipating a few censor ships on the more graphic scenes, but over all a faithful rendition;... Full review

After seeing a trailer that seemed to have promise I was rather surprised at how much this film lacked any laughs. This fault lies with the directing and editing. The actors seemed to give performances up to that of any other... Full review

there could have been a good movie here.....There's even a run-in with a rabid raccoon, which arguably gives the film's best performance.....they're almost always accompanied by slow piano music.....it's essentially a series a rip-offs of other, usually much better, teen flicks..... ... Full Review

While they all deliver solid performances, they still ended up as flat characters in a bad movie....Each character is exacerbated, yet not enough to be a full-on caricature, which would have made the movie slightly more tolerable..... ... Full Review

The movie has three or four good laughs.....I knew that the on-the-way film adaptation would be thorny.....it is not merely thorny;....It's a heartbreaking, truthful scene in the middle of a lot of silliness.....I think it's a bit better than our Peter Martin lets on , and certainly better than our Eric D. Snider insists ..... ... Full Review

He must be the main reason this film is better than it has any right to be.....If, however, you go into "I Love You, Beth Cooper" with zero expectations, it's not half bad..... ... Full Review

Suffering through "I Love You, Beth Cooper" is like being locked in detention with five idiots misquoting "The Breakfast Club..... ... Full Review

Nerds need love too. In "I Love You, Beth Cooper," which comes out on DVD Tuesday, Nov. 3, Denis Cooverman ( Paul Rust ) uses his valedictory speech to declare his tender feelings for Beth Cooper ( Hayden Panettiere )... ... Full Article

It's noisy, it's violent, it's devoid of significant content: Basically, if you're in the mood for a film with no intellectual challenges whatsoever, "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" (PG-13, $29.98) is the ideal answer. ... Full Article

This fall, 20th Century Fox will release the summer comedy I Love You, Beth Cooper on Blu-ray and DVD. The film stars Hayden Panettiere and newcomer Paul Rust. ... Full Article

He's only a fortnight gone, and someone is already shaming the memory of John Hughes. It's his Home Alone collaborator Chris Columbus, whose attempt to make a Hughes-style teen romance for the Noughties is so craven and contrived it's a... ... Full Article

Friday August 21 2009 by Allan Hunter I LOVE YOU, Beth Cooper is not without possibilities. One crazy night in the life of high school nerd Denis (Paul Rust) could have been another Ferris Bueller's Day Off or another Superbad. ... Full Article

Sean O'Neal July 29, 2009 Are you one of the few people who lead lives free of corporate influence, whose memories are full of genuine personal experiences that are not, in fact, cleverly staged for the benefit of advertising? ... Full Article