#1
Posted: 3/1/12 at 12:40pm
Per Slant:
Project X is more vulgar, sexist, and homophobic than other entries in the teen sex comedy cycle, and much of the potentially offensive dialogue is spoken by Costa, a young man desperate for social acceptance, adopting a defensive hard-ass pose. But that only excuses him so many times from calling his friends "faggots" and gleefully defending his antics on morning-news programs after the party gains regional notoriety. Sometimes what's "offensive" is simply offensive.
I think the actor in it should put "a younger, even less appealing Jonah Hill" on his resume.
Crap
Project X is more vulgar, sexist, and homophobic than other entries in the teen sex comedy cycle, and much of the potentially offensive dialogue is spoken by Costa, a young man desperate for social acceptance, adopting a defensive hard-ass pose. But that only excuses him so many times from calling his friends "faggots" and gleefully defending his antics on morning-news programs after the party gains regional notoriety. Sometimes what's "offensive" is simply offensive.
I think the actor in it should put "a younger, even less appealing Jonah Hill" on his resume.
Crap
