Fans of 1980s John Hughes movies like Sixteen Candles should be happy with Easy A if they can overlook its unevenness. Fresh characters engage in witty conversations in some scenes, while in others you get bland stereotypes and stale dialogue. Stanley Tucci and Patricia Clarkson shine as the parents, but the movie hangs on Emma Stone and she delivers a very engaging performance. Molly Ringwald would be proud.

pulls in elements of mean girls, saved and other teen-girl rom-coms with a bite. emma stone is fantastic, and so are stanley tucci and patricia clarkson as her parents.

Yeah, this was just a fun movie, an escape. I think the cast really made it even better. I don't know who the lead was, but she was great; and her parents were hilarious.

...part of what,to me,is a pretty lukewarm movie. She made the movie worth watching and I do not regret spending the time or money. BUT...otherwise,just not as funny as I thought it would be. There were great scenes with her parents,Clarkson and Tucci,two favorites of mine. Her initial romp with a kid needing her help to fake a 'roll in the hay' was pretty funny,but the rest was too scattered. Didn't feel an ounce of spark or romance with the 'love interest and didn't even see a need for that role';a very serious STD and marriage wrecking situation was totally out of place in this film; the group of Christian kids making life hard on Stone was too caricaturish for the rest of the school,or the movie for that matter. I wouldn't see it twice but,again,because of Stone,I enjoyed a single viewing.

it was sooooo good it was hilarious and it had a meaning. teenagers can learn from it.it was fantastic you must see it