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I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

For all the hype it got I was expecting a lot more!

Captivating movie !

Though I don't usually go for romantic comedies, "100 Girls" is a standby favorite of mine. When Matt is trapped in an elevator during a power outage with a girl whose face he didn't see (obscured by a large load of laundry she was taking to the dorm laundry room), he finds that the anonymity of darkness allows him to overcome his shyness and actually talk to the other girl, rather than his usual response of being stunned into tongue-tied silence. Several meaningful conversations later, they share an incredible sexual interlude in the dark elevator, and Matt wakes the next morning hopelessly in love...and no idea as to the identify of his 'mystery girl'.This film is hilarious and awesome. There aren't many well-known actors in it, but that's okay. It still illustrates many poignant points about sex and the differences between men and women. I think that anyone who sees this film will end up laughing as well as nodding their head in silent agreement of the ideas and arguments put forth. You don't have to agree with everything, just sit back and enjoy the battle of the sexes! The humor is very good. Everything from a competitive battle of table hockey with the one girl involving a game of the loser stripping nude, to the young man finding himself in a troubling situation with the obnoxious and phony boyfriend of another girl, the laughs and the surprises never stop. All in all, this is a great movie that I highly recommend. However, it only works as a great film if you understand what to take seriously and what to laugh at.Overall rating: 7 out of 10.

There are a lot of clichés in this film, but some of the bits in it are funny and sometimes downright interesting (while others really horrible). It is also nice to see the girls who would later become Hollywood's sweethearts, like Jaime Pressly, Katherine Heigl, Emmanuelle Chriqui or Larisa Oleynik.The story is that of a guy who meets - and loses his virginity to - a girl in an elevator, in complete darkness. He wakes up in the morning to find the girl gone and himself at a loss about her identity. Surely enough, he embarks on a journey to discover who she is from a girl dormitory of 100 suspects.The good part was the idea that each girl was different, as indeed was every male character in the film. The bad part is the condescending perspective on boy/girl relationships and the "problems" in them. Also it was fantastically insulting to see a film pretending to be sensitive to girl needs, then present Marissa Ribisi as the ugliest possible girl. I bet there was a spike in suicides in America after this film was released.Anyway, the film is light, the mystery obvious and possibly the only thing making it watchable (aside from the youthful shapes of lovely girls) was the lead, Johnathan Tucker, whose goofiness was perfect for the role. Some introspective insights into the nature of intimacy were the strengths of the film, while the character of Crick and every story arch related to him were absolutely horrid.Bottom line: a watchable romantic movie, too simplistic and formulaic to appeal to any adult, but probably offering a few lessons for very young viewers. I don't recommend it, but I didn't hate it either.

The premise, as is so often the case with teen comedies, is dumb, particularly when there is an attempt at originality. To make things more absurd, the main male character (Tucker) is a skinny nerd lacking charisma whom the film-makers were trying to pass off as a funny, solid-looking guy. But the height of absurdity is the constant, incessant philosophizing that comes out of Tucker's tireless motor-mouth. His never-ending drivel about men and women is only rarely semi-amusing but it is mostly stupid, and as the movie goes on (and regresses in quality) Tucker's dull musings get decreasingly un-PC and eventually quite PC. This culminates in him coming to the conclusion that women should be in power, la-di-da-di-da, with which his best female chum - a lesbian as it turns out later - obviously agrees. The the worst scene, the one scene that could have single-handedly sunk this bomb even without the other flaws, is when Tucker gives that long, slimy, brown-nosing, I'm-humbler-than-thou, totally retarded speech in front of the virgin dorm professing his love for the unknown girl. This was both embarrassing and annoying to watch. In the end, it turns out that the girl is none other than the dorm's floozy, who - incredibly absurdly - refuses his vomitary offering of love because he doesn't "look at her the way a boy looks at his longed-for birthday present" or some such melodramatic and totally dumb baloney.

After half an hour we realized it sucks, but kept hoping it will get better.. After another half an hour we kept hoping it won't get worse.. But they succeeded to put us on ground so that I had to subscribe in order to warn all of you from a serious degradation of the IQ level. You don't believe me? Than suffer...:) After half an hour we realized it sucks, but kept hoping it will get better.. After another half an hour we kept hoping it won't get worse.. But they succeeded to put us on ground so that I had to subscribe in order to warn all of you from a serious degradation of the IQ level. You don't believe me? Than suffer...:) After half an hour we realized it sucks, but kept hoping it will get better.. After another half an hour we kept hoping it won't get worse.. But they succeeded to put us on ground so that I had to subscribe in order to warn all of you from a serious degradation of the IQ level. You don't believe me? Than suffer...:) After half an hour we realized it sucks, but kept hoping it will get better.. After another half an hour we kept hoping it won't get worse.. But they succeeded to put us on ground so that I had to subscribe in order to warn all of you from a serious degradation of the IQ level. You don't believe me? Than suffer...:)