Ich kann's kaum erwarten (1998)

Ich kann’s kaum erwarten: Directed by Harry Elfont, Deborah Kaplan. With Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ethan Embry, Charlie Korsmo, Lauren Ambrose. A complete graduating class, consisting of beautiful girls, geeks and promising footballers, assemble at a rich classmate’s residence for a party. Interesting developments follow at the get-together.

“Yeah, yeah. It is the girl, it is the boy, it is the crazy one, it is the geek, it is the popular one, it is the party. I know all those things that most of the time come along in the package of a teen movie. But this film is really one good piece. I canu0026#39;t say great, but I canu0026#39;t also say bad.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eHere, unlike many teen comedies, we get to meet the characters. To know details and things about them, because they arenu0026#39;t comic creatures. They arenu0026#39;t one dimensional, you know? It always happen that some characters just got to be there, and donu0026#39;t have much development, but some others do. And itu0026#39;s not easy to create much development for one night only, because there is only a party.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThis guy, Preston. He is totally mad for this girl, so that he thinks they are meant to be. And maybe they really are. And this girl, is so trapped in her world (no matter what that world is), that sheu0026#39;s not looking anywhere else. And if she looks, it might be too late. Jennifer Love Hewitt and Ethan Embry are more than alright for this characters. She (Hewitt)is gorgeous, and she doesnu0026#39;t need a lot of effort to play Amandau0026#39;s part. Itu0026#39;s just the part of a gorgeous girl. He (Embry) is impressive. In his eyes you can see that he has been left aside, most of the time. Embry gives some kind of depth to his characters, even if he doesnu0026#39;t have to. I liked him in u0026quot;White Squallu0026quot; and I understand him here.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe rational character is Denise. She doesnu0026#39;t want anything to happen but she hasnu0026#39;t even tried. Ambrose gives simply the best performance of the movie. And Seth Green made me laugh. His character, Kenny, wants anything to happen, but he has looked to much, and needs to stop a little bit. As for William, well, he is that neutral character, he needs some new things in his routine. His life has been the same for too long. Many things could happen in this party.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAll the rest of the cast is in and out, going and leaving, talking, remembering. High School is ending, it must be enjoyed, I think.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eLast, but not least: thereu0026#39;s fate…”