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I Love You, Beth Cooper
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Buffalo Grove High School valedictorian Denis Cooverman has had quite an academic career -- on paper, at least. Superlative student, conscientious young gentleman and patently obvious dork, Denis has played it safe and made it all the way to graduation day without ever having really experienced some of the joys of higher learning: breaking curfew, destruction of property, over-consumption of alcohol, fist fights, late nights, fast cars or faster women (actually, women of any sort). But all of that is about to change, and all by uttering five little words: "I Love You, Beth Cooper."
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I Love You Beth Cooper
By GARY THOMPSON, thompsg@phillynews.com
Posted 07/09/2009
I was distracted during "I Love You Beth Cooper" by the mystery of why Paul Rust was in it. Not Paul Rudd. Paul Rust. Who is Paul Rust? That's what I wanted to know. » Read more
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I Love You, Beth Cooper
By Steven Rea, Inquirer Movie Critic
Posted 07/09/2009
If it weren't for the fact that it's directed by Home Alone/Harry Potter hitmaker Chris Columbus, it would be easy to dismiss I Love You, Beth Cooper as just another insipid teen comedy that has been Superbadded-up with underage drinking and a little raunch. » Read more
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MPAA rating:
PG-13
for crude and sexual content, language, some teen drinking and drug references, and brief violence
Cast:
Andrea Savage; Lauren London; Jack Carpenter; Paul Rust; Alan Ruck; Hayden Panettiere; Shawn Roberts; Samm Levine; Cynthia Stevenson; Lauren Storm
Directed by:
Chris Columbus
On the web:
 
I Love You, Beth Cooper Official Site
Genre:
Comedy
Running time:
01:42
Release date:
2009
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