Superbad is just super-vulgar, super-raunchy, super-boozy and super-sex-obsessed - but don't those categories fall into the minds of all high-school graduates? Judd Apatow's hysterical and delightful teen comedy all about high-school partying is certainly the kind of flick that'll be "McLoved" by most of the teenage age groups. The chief reason why is simply because Superbad is literally super-bad.

Without a single doubt, the film lives up to its title. And it truly is a hell lot of fun to witness the excitement and awkwardness of the hype before high-school parties. But Superbad being super-bad means much more than the typical coming-of-age-comedy designs. Discussing the cast, Jonah Hill, Michael Cera and Christopher Mintz-Plasse are brilliant at playing the normal teenage characters. Seth Rogen and Bill Hader are also hilarious as super-bad police officers.

So far, this film is pretty much perfect. However, there's just not enough to call this comedy "100% entertaining". Although the extremely crass humour is undeniably rib-tickling, Superbad lacks a significant amount of energy throughout. It occasionally gets slow and takes a fair amount of time to hurry to the really big amounts of excitement. Thankfully, that element is forgettable.

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