喧闹的中学校园里，一群中学生正为了爱情和兼职忙得不可开交。高大帅气的布拉德（祖德·莱茵霍尔德 Judge Reinhold 饰）颇受欢迎，同时也是连锁快餐店的出色员工，但他和女友的关系似乎走到了尽头。布拉德的妹妹史黛丝（詹妮弗·杰森·李 Jennifer Jason Leigh 饰）对爱情充满憧憬，在好友琳达的劝说下对亲近男青年跃跃欲试。冲浪小子杰夫（西恩·潘 Sean Penn 饰）整日嗑药浑浑噩噩，令古板的教师头大如斗。和史黛丝在同一座商场兼职的瑞特性格羞涩，想要接近史黛丝却始终笨拙，瑞特好友迈克自诩把妹达人，为瑞特连续出谋划策却把史黛丝勾搭到了手。史黛丝连续经历没有意义的混乱两性关系，终于留意到瑞特的可爱之处。而布拉德在遭遇失业打击后再难觅得称心工作。夏夜漫漫，年轻人的故事好笑又略显苦涩……

喧闹的中学校园里，一群中学生正为了爱情和兼职忙得不可开交。高大帅气的布拉德（祖德·莱茵霍尔德 Judge Reinhold 饰）颇受欢迎，同时也是连锁快餐店的出色员工，但他和女友的关系似乎走到了尽头。布拉德的妹妹史黛丝（詹妮弗·杰森·李 Jennifer Jason Leigh 饰）对爱情充满憧憬，在好友琳达的劝说下对亲近男青年跃跃欲试。冲浪小子杰夫（西恩·潘 Sean Penn 饰）整日嗑药浑浑噩噩，令古板的教师头大如斗。和史黛丝在同一座商场兼职的瑞特性格羞涩，想要接近史黛丝却始终笨拙，瑞特好友迈克自诩把妹达人，为瑞特连续出谋划策却把史黛丝勾搭到了手。史黛丝连续经历没有意义的混乱两性关系，终于留意到瑞特的可爱之处。而布拉德在遭遇失业打击后再难觅得称心工作。夏夜漫漫，年轻人的故事好笑又略显苦涩……

为公益活动筹款，西恩·潘在脸书上发起了由自己主演的电影《开放的美国学府》的线上剧本朗读活动，重现了影片中的一些经典场景，直播长达一个小时。本次线上剧本朗读会原定在一个月之前举办，由于“技术原因”推迟到今日，其中最惹人注意的就是皮特与安妮斯顿这一对已离婚15年夫妇的线上重聚。皮特读的是Brad Hamilton（原版电影中由祖德·莱茵霍尔德饰演）的台词，而安妮斯顿的角色则是Linda Barrett（片中菲比·凯茨饰），两人用声音重现了影片中经典的“泳衣”一段戏份。影片导演艾米·海克林与编剧卡梅伦·克罗也出现在了直播中，《开放的美国学府》正是改编自卡梅伦的原著小说。

为公益活动筹款，西恩·潘在脸书上发起了由自己主演的电影《开放的美国学府》的线上剧本朗读活动，重现了影片中的一些经典场景，直播长达一个小时。本次线上剧本朗读会原定在一个月之前举办，由于“技术原因”推迟到今日，其中最惹人注意的就是皮特与安妮斯顿这一对已离婚15年夫妇的线上重聚。皮特读的是Brad Hamilton（原版电影中由祖德·莱茵霍尔德饰演）的台词，而安妮斯顿的角色则是Linda Barrett（片中菲比·凯茨饰），两人用声音重现了影片中经典的“泳衣”一段戏份。影片导演艾米·海克林与编剧卡梅伦·克罗也出现在了直播中，《开放的美国学府》正是改编自卡梅伦的原著小说。

This film dealt with a lot of inner conflicts that African-Americans where unwilling to deal with at the time. Class struggles, light skinned vs. dark skinned and greeks vs. non-greeks. I just purchased it on DVD, but I remember seeing this film when it first came out in February of 1988 and it is just as powerful and entertaining now as it was then. It's amazing to look at this film now and see all of the actors who went on to successful careers afterwards, like Laurence(then Larry) Fishburne, Tisha Campbell, Giancarlo Esposito, Roger Guenveur Smith, Kadeem Hardison, Jasmine Guy, Darryl Bell, Rusty Cundieff(director of "Tales From The Hood"), Bill Nunn, Branford Marsalis, and of course I can't forget Samuel L. Jackson. Three years after this film came out a cousin from Seattle came to visit, I showed him this film and he was surprised to discover that there were actually historically black colleges and universities(HBCU's) in this country. He later attended Southern University here in Baton Rouge. That was the effect this film had and continues to have on young African-Americans and their views of HBCU's.

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Grainbelt University has one attraction for Dobie Gillis (Bobby Van) - women, especially Pansy Hammer (Debbie Reynolds). Pansy's father (Hanley Stafford), even though and maybe because she says she's in dreamville, does not share her affection for Dobie. An English essay which almost revolutionizes English instruction, and Dobie's role in a chemistry lab explosion convinces Mr. Hammer he is right. Pansy is sent off broken-hearted to an Eastern school, but with the help of Happy Stella Kolawski's (Kathleen Freeman) all-girl band, several hundred students and an enraged police force, Dobie secures Pansy's return to Grainbelt.

This film dealt with a lot of inner conflicts that African-Americans where unwilling to deal with at the time. Class struggles, light skinned vs. dark skinned and greeks vs. non-greeks. I just purchased it on DVD, but I remember seeing this film when it first came out in February of 1988 and it is just as powerful and entertaining now as it was then. It's amazing to look at this film now and see all of the actors who went on to successful careers afterwards, like Laurence(then Larry) Fishburne, Tisha Campbell, Giancarlo Esposito, Roger Guenveur Smith, Kadeem Hardison, Jasmine Guy, Darryl Bell, Rusty Cundieff(director of "Tales From The Hood"), Bill Nunn, Branford Marsalis, and of course I can't forget Samuel L. Jackson. Three years after this film came out a cousin from Seattle came to visit, I showed him this film and he was surprised to discover that there were actually historically black colleges and universities(HBCU's) in this country. He later attended Southern University here in Baton Rouge. That was the effect this film had and continues to have on young African-Americans and their views of HBCU's.