Today’s “must” movie is “How I Got Into College.” Here’s a bit of Hollywood fluff that manages not to be sunk by its many stereotypes – and that statement in and of itself is great praise for a film such as “How I Got Into College.” The film is the story of two high school seniors: One is the class president, a scholar and can get in anywhere, while the other is one of the school’s nerds.
The best thing about “College” is how well the cast works together, especially the recruiting officers at the college that both the boy and girl want to attend (her family wants her to go to the university that is her family signature). It’s not an A-list cast, but you get good work out of most in “College” and you’re not going to hang your head in shame for watching it.
Make sure you go out of your way to watch “How I Got Into College.” You won’t be disappointed … I guarantee it!
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