Superbad shows itself as a simple teen comedy, and it is, but there is a hidden intelligence to the whole thing. Superbad is hilarious, its comedy is greatly written, while its plot remains very straightforward.

But Superbad shines in its dialogue, specifically the interactions between Micheal Cera's and Jonah Hill's Characters, they feel like real friends, some of the lines they exchange, although sarcastic and humorous, they are real. Very realistic, which is rare even among some of the greatest movies.

Superbad is quite possibly the greatest teen comedy of all time. But underneath its stupid yet hilarious humor is a emotional study of friendship that is carried by the dialogue.