100 Girls (2000)

User Rating:

5.8/10   

Director:

Michael Davis

Writer (WGA):

Michael Davis (written by)

Release Date:

1 September 2000 (Italy)

Genre:

Comedy | Romance

Tagline:

He met the girl of his dreams. If only he can meet her again.

Plot:

This sexy, teen-comedy is about a freshman, Matthew (played by Jonathan Tucker), at college who meets...

Plot Keywords:

Female Nudity | Red Bra | Bare Breasts | Foosball | Male Nipple

Awards:

2 wins & 2 nominations

Cast

Jonathan Tucker	...	Matthew
Emmanuelle Chriqui	...	Patty
James DeBello	...	Rod
Katherine Heigl	...	Arlene
Larisa Oleynik	...	Wendy
Jaime Pressly	...	Cynthia
Marissa Ribisi	...	Dora
Johnny Green	...	Crick
Aimee Graham	...	Ms. Stern
Ange Billman	...	Dana
Kristina Anapau	...	Sasha
Rainbeau Mars	...	Maureen
Mónica Huarte	...	Janeite #1
Reilly McLaren	...	Janeite #2
Kristin Herold	...	Barbara

MPAA:

Rated R for strong sexual content including graphic dialogue, and for brief violence.

Runtime:

94 min | Finland:90 min (DVD)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Finland:K-11 | Netherlands:12 (TV rating) | Netherlands:16 | Singapore:R(A) (cut) | Philippines:R-18 | Argentina:13 | Australia:MA | France:U | Germany:16 | Norway:15 | UK:18 | USA:R | Iceland:12 | Brazil:16

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Dream Entertainment

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): During the Nipple twisting scene Matt is doing a voice over comment about how Crick is chewing Nicotine gum, however during this scene you can see Crick is chewing red gum. Nicotine gum wasn't colored at the time this movie was filmed.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Matthew: One hundred girls. And one of them is my true love, my forever soul mate, the Betty to my Barney, my kismetic destiny. The problem is I don't know who she is.

Movie Connections:

References The Changeling (1980)

Soundtrack:

100 Girls

Pseudointellectual Teen Drivel

I saw this film for the third time last night. The first time I saw it was years ago before I even knew how to recognize decent film-making. The second time, a few years later, was with my roommate. We both had the giggles and weren't really paying attention.

Last night I finally watched it with a knowledge of film and concentration. The results were disappointing to say the least.

This film is a teen movie taken up a notch. Imagine "Ten Things I Hate About You" rated R and you have this movie. What the movie tries to accomplish in maturity with regard to subject matter, it loses in the maturity with regard to the construction of the film itself. The actors are for the most part sub par, the script is obviously an underdeveloped first or second draft and possibly most annoyingly: the film seeks to uplift itself as an intelligent and profound way of looking at men and women. Instead of doing so, it embarrasses itself by establishing and embracing far more stereotypes than it discusses breaking down, assumes every young member of society is completely devoid of the ability to be thoughtful and respectful to the opposite sex and basically urinates on the genre of the teen movie all the while trying to lift it up to somewhere else.

If you're a teen movie enthusiast who happens to be above the age of thirteen or fourteen (if such a thing exists), this movie is watchable. It has all the staples: pop punk music, sweeping generalizations about college America (because in real colleges, girls walk around in their bras all the time) and an as a whole totally waste of film.

This film is as disposable its performances, script and direction. The few penis jokes worth laughing at are not worth sitting through the rest of it. Pitiful.