This movie really felt like something groundbreaking, even thouhg there isn't anything unique in it. I think that what makes it so good is the balance between the outrageous comic situations (like the cops) and the parts that's relatable (teenage anxiety). And of course the perfect comic timing by all the actors.

It also hits me how much they worked with details in this film. All the clothes and every set seems so well planned to fit in to the "kinda 70-style, but still today" atmosphere. I don't know if others agrees with that, it's just a feeling I get when I see it.

I hope that Rogen&Co continues to make movies in the same leauge as this one, just like the frat pack done for the last half decade.