Accepted- movie review

Last weekend I saw the movie "Accepted" with Justin Long, Blake Lively, and Jonah Hill. It's really funny.

High school senior, Bartleby Gaines (yes, that is his name) is applying to so many different colleges and he gets rejected... by all of them. After a little thinking and pulling of strings, he creates his own college; South Harmon Institute of Technology... that's right, S.H.I.T. Well, after his parents are so proud of Bartleby getting into a college, they want to see the website, campus and even the dean! Not only was Bartleby rejected by all the colleges he applied to, but so where his friends: Rory, Hands, and Glen. To solve the problems:

Rory finds an abandoned psychiatric hospital to use as the campus. They fix it up and make it modernized.

To find a dean, Bartleby knows a man that works at the local toy store and he is a total crazy! He is "hired" to be the dean for a week.

As for the website, Bartleby's nerdy friend, Sherman Shrader makes the website. It is very real and believable. Yet!, Sherman, he accidentally makes the "get accepted" page clickable, so anyone who clicks it, gets accepted. After Bartleby's parents are fooled, tons and tons of outcast kids start coming into S.H.I.T. and are being "accepted."

While all of this is happening, Bartleby's best friend Sherman, is trying to get accepted into a fraternity (KBE),he is going through "initiation." Which is actually all the guys in the fraternity making him do ridiculous things. Such as, stand in the middle of the campus in a hot dog suit and scream, "ask me about my weiner!" at people. Sherman thinks it is just simple initiation. This is all happening at Harmon College, supposed "sister school" with South Harmon Institute of Technology.

ALSO, meanwhile, Bartleby's major crush, Monica, is going to Harmon College. She is really popular and wants to be a photography major, but at Harmon, they don't have photography. So, she is a psychology major. When she sees South Harmon, she is amazed by their curriculum (learn what you want to learn) and joins.

You can probably predict the ending. Well, it was really funny, I'd probably give it a 3 out of 5. It is PG-13 so, you know what that means.