Bottoms
Why this pick
Like Booksmart, it turns high-school friendship and last-chance social panic into a wildly escalating, female-led comedy, with sharp joke density and real affection beneath the absurdity.
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Why this pick
Like Booksmart, it turns high-school friendship and last-chance social panic into a wildly escalating, female-led comedy, with sharp joke density and real affection beneath the absurdity.
Why this pick
Its glossy school-world satire, quick banter, and volatile teen alliances echo Booksmart’s pleasure in smart young women taking control of one chaotic, rule-breaking plan.
Why this pick
This has Booksmart’s candid mix of humiliating adolescent chaos, biting humor, and sincere emotional stakes, centered on a messy but deeply specific young woman.
Why this pick
Though more romantic, it shares Booksmart’s buoyant visual inventiveness, rapid-fire warmth, and transformative one-day structure, letting two funny, guarded young people become unexpectedly open.
Why this pick
A gentler companion to Booksmart: an intelligent teenage girl navigates friendship, desire, and self-definition with witty writing and an unusually tender understanding of its characters.
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01 / THE STORY
On the eve of their high-school graduation, two academic superstars and best friends realize they should have worked less and played more. Determined not to fall short of their peers, the girls try to cram four years of fun into one night.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Amy

Molly

Miss Fine

Principal Brown

Charmaine

Doug Antsler

Nick

Jared