Without the sheen of the brand-new, and the expectation of seeing anything new or different, you gleefully settle into the story of MIT grad Matt, who has moved back home and gotten a job at Suncoast video. Harangued at the dinner table by his patrolman father (Michael Biehn) to do something with his life, Matt decides to finally pursue his high school crush Tori (Teresa Palmer), who bumped into him at work and believes that he works in finance like her. With his twin sister Wendy (Anna Faris) and his car-salesman friend Barry (Dan Fogler), they steal a nice convertible with some cocaine in the glove compartment and head to the party, then another party, where hijinks ensue, including a dance-off, a coke-fueled threeway and sex on a trampoline. At various times, I felt like I was watching Big, License to Drive and Weird Science, all of which probably would have been a lot more interesting with cocaine involved.

I'm not saying the movie is as great as John Hughes film (well, maybe Curly Sue), but it's a fun, feel-good flick with a double nostalgia factor, and it's worth seeing just to play "who's who" with the supporting cast. Chris Pratt of Parks & Recreation plays the party host and Wendy's meathead boyfriend, and he shows the same dopey comedic timing he has on the show. Michael Ian Black plays Tori's pervy boss, and Bob Odenkirk plays Barry's boss at the dealership, and various partygoers are played by Michelle Trachtenberg, Demetri Martin, Lucy Punch and Audrina Patridge. And did I mention the soundtrack? Seriously, it's like an '80s dance party. On cocaine.

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