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I really don't know how can anyone rate this with more than 4 stars. I have no words to describe it. Only watched it because of Noah and it was a complete waste of time. The characters are all stereotypes, the girls are either dumb and shallow or a nerdy shy romantic, the boys are pigs. It's not even funny. Of course there's a man to teach girls about their value, feminism and all, cause how else would they learn, right? The storyline is so poor, terrible acting, useless scenes. I'm so confused, why the hell did Noah take this job? Adam Sandler's movies are oscar worthy compared to this garbage, honestly. Don't waste your time!

I don't even know where to start. The acting was poor, there were sound issues on the movie, I don't think I've ever watched a movie where that happened (you can hear ambient noise sometimes, weird music, people that are talking on corridor sound louder like if they were speaking directly to you). Most characters acting was really bad, they introduce new people, like family members all the time. There scenes that doesn't make any sense, they just add extra minutes to the film. Many plot holes and continuity issues too. It could have been a funny movie based on the app idea, but they make it painful to watch instead.

Couldn't watch the whole movie. Was it written by a 13-year-old boy who's never spoken to girls? The film production was incredibly low-budget -- and not in a good way. Really disappointed that supposedly up-and-coming actors would star in this disaster of a film, which is targeted for teens but I do NOT recommend teenagers to watch this and believe that women would or should EVER behave anywhere near how this movie depicts.

This movie has some of the poorest acting I have ever seen. Even the filming of the actors suck. This movie reminds me of something you did for a school project, but didn't really want to. I only lasted about 20 minutes of watching. Don't waste your time.

I don't know why everyone's bouncing on Noah's lap for this film, his acting is totally unremarkable. Kristen Johnston stood out for me. Otherwise this seemed to be something written by people still stuck in the "Revenge of the Nerds" era of social dynamics. It somehow manages to be blithely misogynistic and misandrist simultaneously. I've never heard of the writer-director but she seems to be remarkably out of touch. Clearly someone did some research into coding as this is a film that relies heavily on tech, sadly they seemed to give up shortly after learning the words "Python, Javascript, HTML and Perl". Continuity errors, bad stereotypes and unrealistic dialogue galore. Don't waste your time.