everybody wants some is a great spiritual succesor to dazed and confused.
i don't think it earns its runtime as much as dazed and confused but it still a blast.
my bisexual ass got treated to so much goodness, hell yeah.
some characters weren't that refined tho, like they had good dialogue but not much personality, i mean together, all of them they have great personality but i don't think if we have gotten more scenes with them alone without any character development, like how they are in the finished film, they would not be that interesting.

Everybody Wants Some!!
Here for a good time. Not a long time.
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Release Date
3/30/2016Runtime
117 minsGenres
Overview
A comedy that follows a group of friends as they navigate their way through the freedoms and responsibilities of unsupervised adulthood.

How It Feels
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A rollicking, loose-limbed comedy about baseball players discovering who they are in the strange freedoms of college life, told with genuine warmth for its messy, aspirational characters.
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Structure

Blake Jenner
Jake Bradford

Zoey Deutch
Beverly

Ryan Guzman
Kenny Roper

Tyler Hoechlin
Glen McReynolds

J. Quinton Johnson
Dale Douglas

Glen Powell
Finnegan

Wyatt Russell
Charlie Willoughby

Will Brittain
Billy 'Beuter Perkins' Autrey

Austin Amelio
Nesbit

Temple Baker
Tyrone Plummer

Tanner Kalina
Alex Brumley

Juston Street
Jay Niles
Reviews
I just can't imagine making this and having Blake Jenner's "Jake" as the lead when Glen Powell (Chad Radwell!) is right there. Blake Jenner the actor and Jake the characters are both the least interesting here. This is definitely one for the bros, but I could have still loved it if it was less centered on Jake. Bonus points if that screentime went to Finnegan and/or Beverly, because Glen Powell and Zoey Deutch are effortlessly charming.
(Maybe I am biased because I just watched Set It Up the other day, but that's the world I want to live in.)
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