Six high school seniors decide to break into the Princeton Testing Center so they can steal the answers to their upcoming SAT tests and all get perfect scores.
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Quotes
Desmond Rhodes:
[explaining his reason to steal the SAT answers]
Who created the test? Rich, white guys. Who scored highest on the test?
Roy:
[interrupts]
Asian chicks! Middle-class Asian girls who watch less than an hour of TV a day... they can't drive, but they kick the shit out of the SAT!
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by Fefe Dobson, Jason Levine and James McCollum
Performed by Fefe Dobson
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
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Imagine, you failed your SAT test and your environment is pushing you so hard that you HAVE to pass for the retest. But, you're just not good enough. Or that the university you would like to go to requires a score that is way-beyond your capabilities.
What would you do? And if you decide to cheat, would you keep it a secret or would you share it with some people? In this movie, the secret leaks out and more people get involved in the plan: to steal the answers.
The diversity of characters in this movie often leads to funny situations or strange conversations.
The movie itself is a little predictable, but it stays nice. I would say, 7 out of 10.
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Imagine, you failed your SAT test and your environment is pushing you so hard that you HAVE to pass for the retest. But, you're just not good enough. Or that the university you would like to go to requires a score that is way-beyond your capabilities.
What would you do? And if you decide to cheat, would you keep it a secret or would you share it with some people? In this movie, the secret leaks out and more people get involved in the plan: to steal the answers.
The diversity of characters in this movie often leads to funny situations or strange conversations.
The movie itself is a little predictable, but it stays nice. I would say, 7 out of 10.