Easy A

Synopsis: After a little white lie about losing her virginity gets out, a clean cut high school girl (Emma Stone) sees her life paralleling Hester Prynne's in "The Scarlet Letter," which she is currently studying in school -- until she secides to use the rumor mill to advance her social and financial standing.

Rating: PG

Run Time: 82 Minutes

Director: Will Gluck

Dvd Extra's: Emma Stone Audition Footage, Commentary with Director Will Gluck and Emma Stone, Gag Reel.

Nudity Factor: None

Of Note: In the original script, the "F"-word was used 41 times, the "S" word was used 13 times and the "C" word was used 3 times. The uses of these words were later cut down in the final script so as to receive a lower rating of PG-13 (the movie's target audience) as opposed to a rating of R.

Trailer: Easy A Trailer

center> Review by: Jason James Rating

First things first I want to let any parents that are thinking about watching this with there kids they should know that this film is all about a girl who lies about losing her virginity. The movie has lots of references to sex and even acts out a fake sex scene for the benefit of those listening outside the door. It follows Emma Stones character who gets herself in a pickle when she tells a white lie about losing her virginity. Though she was joking it didn't take long for the rumor to spread beyond her ability to control it. After she realizes that the lie seemed to be good for her reputation the lies keep coming. Emma Stone does a fantastic job in this movie. She is funny, believable, and perfect for the role. She also is surrounded by lots of great actors making this movie very fun to watch. The story itself does not really hold back and I would suspect that it didn't make the PG-13 rating by much. Overall this is just a good movie with a good story and great acting. Something I could see teenagers watching over and over again. I just hope that the teenagers watching it understand how serious they should take some of the topics in the movie and not just think that some of the more adult themes in the movie are just a joke.