Accepted (2006)
Año de lanzamiento: 2006
Nación: Australia, United States
Alternative Title: Admitido, Aprovados, Accepté, S.H.I.T. - Die Highschool GmbH, Admis à tous prix, Foititis sta psemata!, Fakultet za gubitnike, Felvéve, Ammesso, Przyjety, Prihvaćeno, Нас приняли!, Çilginlar Sinifi
Director: Steve Pink
Writer: Adam Cooper, Bill Collage, Mark Perez
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Michael Bostick, Tom Shadyac
Executive Producer: Brian Lutz, Louis G. Friedman, Mark Perez
Compañías: Shady Acres Entertainment, Universal Pictures
Género: Comedy
Budget: 23.000.000
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: best friends, college, college admission, comedy, electro shock, frat party, fraud, girlfriend, straitjacket, university
Historia
Bartleby Gaines (Justin Long), a high school senior struggling with self-doubt after being rejected from multiple colleges, decides to create his own institution of higher learning as a last resort. He transforms an abandoned psychiatric hospital into the South Harmon Institute of Technology (SHIT) and convinces his best friends, Hands (Jonah Hill) and Rory (Adam Scott), to help him run it. Bartleby's girlfriend, Shannon (Blake Lively), also joins them, initially under false pretenses but eventually as a genuine student. As the school gains popularity due to its unique 'no rejection policy,' Bartleby must navigate maintaining the facade while trying to secure legitimate professors and degrees for his students. The film culminates in a series of events where Bartleby's deception is threatened to be exposed, leading to a chaotic climax involving an electro-shock therapy machine and a frat party.
Resumen
'Accepted' (2006) is a comedy film directed by Steve Pink and starring Justin Long. The movie follows high school senior Bartleby Gaines, who struggles with self-doubt after being rejected from his chosen colleges. As a solution to this problem, he creates his own institution of higher learning, the South Harmon Institute of Technology, using an abandoned psychiatric hospital as its campus. This leads Bartleby and his friends down a path of deception and chaos, with Bartleby attempting to maintain the facade while ensuring his classmates receive a genuine education.
