First Hit: Some funny bits, but mostly more inane stupid bits than funny ones.
By watching a couple of previews, I knew this would be a B level film, and it was.
The premise is that Josh Zuckerman (playing Ian) is a young 16 year old boy who fantasies about having sex. He believes that most everyone else he knows has “done it” and he is an outcast. He really likes his best friend Felicia (played by Amanda Crew) but she likes one of his friends.
She is afraid that making their friendship more will kill the friendship. Ian uses the internet to attract a young woman in Nashville. Part of the attraction is that Ian falsely portrays himself as a football player and owner of a 1969 “Judge.”
The picture he posts on the internet is his brothers as is the car he says he owns. His brother decides to leave town with the rest of his family so Ian steals the car to meet with this internet beauty. On the way, they meet Amish and other characters.
When he meets his internet date, despite her beauty and willingness to have sex with him he says he can’t because I cares about someone else. However, this internet girl is really just a front for a car theft ring. Anyway, everything works out in the end but getting there is convoluted. I did learn one thing though there is a tradition in the Amish church called Rumspringa when young kids are allowed to experience the outside world.
Almost 80% of them come back to the church after experiencing the outside world for a while.
Overall: This was a dumb film although I loved seeing the car of my dreams back in 1969; “The Judge.”