Miss March (2009)

User Rating:

4.9/10   

Directors:

Zach Cregger
Trevor Moore

Writers (WGA):

Zach Cregger (screenplay) &
Trevor Moore (screenplay) ...

Release Date:

13 March 2009 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

After four years in a coma, Eugene Pratt is going to be reunited with his high school sweetheart...on pages 95-97.

Plot:

A young man awakens from a four-year coma to hear that his once virginal high-school sweetheart has...

Plot Keywords:

Mansion | Coma | Road Trip | Party | Topless

Cast

Zach Cregger	...	Eugene Bell
Trevor Moore	...	Tucker Cleigh
Raquel Alessi	...	Cindi Whitehall
Betsy Rue	...	Strawberrius
Molly Stanton	...	Candace
Craig Robinson	...	Horsedick.MPEG
Hugh M. Hefner	...	Himself
Carla Jimenez	...	Nurse Juanita
Cedric Yarbrough	...	Doctor
Geoff Meed	...	Rick
Slade Pearce	...	Young Eugene (as Slade Austin Pearce)
Remy Thorne	...	Young Tucker
Tanjareen Martin	...	Crystal
Eve Mauro	...	Vonka
Alexis Raben	...	Katja

Also Known As:

Miss February (USA) (working title)
Playboys (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong crude and sexual content, nudity, pervasive language and some drug use.

Runtime:

89 min | 90 min (unrated version)

Country:

USA

Language:

English | Portuguese

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

USA:R (certificate #44541) | Ireland:16 | Italy:VM14

Company:

Fox Atomic

Trivia:

In the early scene at the "Abstinence Now" seminar, some of Raquel Alessi's (Cindi Whitehall's) lines were dubbed over for the movie's final release. Originally, the story she told on stage prominently featured the word "retard", referring to a baby that was born to an illegitimate mother who smoked. Due to concerns over bad press, the word was changed to "crackhead".

Goofs:

Anachronisms: When the guys are still young, when it says three weeks later, he is playing with a Nintendo DS. This cannot be since that thing was not on market 10 years ago.

Miss March is a Solid 9. Laughed till I cried

This movie was wonderful! It far exceeded what I expected because Trevor Moore is a comedic genius. This movie puts a new spin on the teen/party movies, and I welcome it with wide open arms. It is an instant classic with parts reminiscent of "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" and "American Pie" if it were funny. Sure, there is some potty humor, but very little. I usually hate this, but it was done in a tasteful manner in this instance. The movie doesn't take itself very seriously, and it's great that it doesn't. If it did, critics would be slamming it for factual inconsistencies. It almost seems to make fun of itself. If you want a taste of the type of humor, tune in to "Whitest Kids You Know" on IFC. This group of geniuses are behind this masterpiece.