A broad spoof of the popular teen comedy genre, lampooning dozens of movies including American Pie, American Beauty, Bring It On, Clueless, She's All That, and even the teen films of an earlier era such as The Breakfast Club.

Rating: R (Restricted)

&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp Product DetailsOriginal Title:Not Another Teen Movie - Special EditionActors: Chris Evans - Chyler Leigh - Eric Christian Olsen - Jaime Pressly - Mia KirshnerDirector: Joel GallenCondition: USEDFormat: DVDRuntime: 90 minsLanguage: EnglishDiscs: 1Region code: Region 1 (United States, Canada, Bermuda, U.S. territories)Rating: RGenre: ComedyRelease Year: 2001Your browser does not support iframes.

Not Another Teen Movie

Release Date: 2002-04-30, Rating: R (Restricted)

"Lemon Cola" is not the typical teen/romance flick, although all the drama and romance, the bittersweet storyline, the pretty boy lead actor and cute lead actress are all there. there's something special in this movie that the audience can relate to and empathize with. Unlike anything in other movies. the meticulously planned storyline was a little too fastpaced, but effective nonetheless. It was able to show, very vividly, the ups and downs of teen life, like teacherstudent relationships, teen romance between the lead roles of a combined school play, late-night parties with lots of drinks and drugs. However, the storyline might be a little unsatisfactory for the teenage audience, because it isn't your typical fairytale ending. but think about it a little, maybe sleep on it for a few nights, and you'll find that it's doubtlessly the best ending the plot can offer; any other ending, and the story will lose its specialness, becoming just another typical teen/romance flick. This light look at teenage life was hailed by critics, won starlet Chou Hsiu-Lan a Hong Kong Film Awards nomination for Best Newcomer, and features Leslie Cheung years before his more renowned performance in "Farewell My Concubine". With a Chinese title that literally translates as "Lemon Cola", this refreshing musical comedy tempers its fizzy charm with just enough tartness to insure the buoyancy never goes flat. This light look at teenage life was hailed by critics, won starlet Chou Hsiu-Lan a Hong Kong Film Awards nomination for Best Newcomer, and features Leslie Cheung years before his more renowned performances in "Farewell My Concubine" and "Bride With White Hair".