January 8th, 2007
The history of cinema is littered with high-concepts that practically sell themselves:
* A giant shark becomes territorial.
* A dinosaur DisneyWorld goes terribly wrong.
* There are snakes. On a plane.
But have you ever heard of a high-concept as easy as the one for Normal Adolescent Behavior? Here’s Drew McWeeney describing the flick:
Amber Tamblyn stars as Wendy, a smart girl who is a sort of lynchpin for a group of friends who have known each other since kindergarten. The six of them decided to skip the world of Friday night parties and hook-ups and spin the bottle so that they wouldn’t get side-tracked.
So every Saturday night, they get together as a group and have sex.
If New Line can’t make a lot of money with this, something’s wrong.
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