Jailbait! (2000)
A popular high school senior gets accused of statutory rape after he impregnates a tawdry sophomore girl.
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A brilliant film that helped define a genre
This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.
One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.
Wow, this movie's the best one shown on our TV Channel! Okay, so most of the hot, "good" scenes were mercilessly blacked out, but still the part where Amber um, "reminds herself of Adam (You get what I mean, Right?)" is superb! I'm looking for the DVD, but apparently it's only available on EBay, so I guess I'll have to wait till they repeat it after two years or so. Bottom line- Watch it at all costs! Also since I'm supposed to write at least 10 lines of text, I'll tell you the best scenes. 1)The intro where Mary Gross introduces us to "Premarital Affairs" 2)The Cafeteria Scene 3)Adam's Party Scene 4)Amber's "Scene!"Also I found Amber's mom's curses to be pretty funny, but that's just me. Anyway, go & enjoy it, watch it, buy it, whatever, & leave a comment!
this movie was based on something that happened in my hometown of wisconsin. except, there was no cheating. they were dating for like two years and the girl's mother brought the issue to the police after her daughter had consensual sex with her boyfriend and got pregnant. The girlfriend wanted nothing to do her boyfriend in court and wanted everything to be over. i guess it was really sad for the couple. i don't know if they're still together. also, i don't think that the prosecutor was up for mayor. i think she was just going for the same position she had.
i saw this movie on cable, and it was hilarious! it truly was, and i was really surprised that i hadnt seen this movie just after release. its got great one liners. great kinky looks. and wonderful comdedy.
Even though the movie was terrible and presented just about every stereotype imaginable, it did raise some good points. For instance, if someone in the movie had actually used protection the whole plot line would never have happened. And that did would have saved everyone from 80+ minutes of bad acting, and a one-dimensional look on life.