Comedy
United States of America
Barely Legal is a coming-of-age comedy film released in 2003. The movie follows the lives of three best friends - Sue, Cheryl, and Lexi, who are celebrating their 18th birthday. The trio decides to make their birthday special by losing their virginity to random guys and experience life's pleasures.
Sue, Cheryl, and Lexi quickly realize that finding someone to have sex with is not as easy as they thought. They go through a series of hilarious and embarrassing situations while trying to lose their virginity. Eventually, they meet three charming young men who they think are perfect for the task.
As they embark on their mission, the girls learn valuable life lessons about friendship, love, and relationships. The movie features an ensemble cast with Emmanuelle Vaugier as Sue, Sarah-Jane Potts as Cheryl, and Jay Michael Ferguson as Lexi. The film also includes guest appearances from actors like Randy Quaid and Tom Arnold.
The film's director, David M. Evans, is best known for his work on the iconic baseball movie, The Sandlot. Barely Legal received mixed reviews but became a cult classic among teenage audiences. Despite the explicit content, the film's message of friendship and self-discovery resonated with viewers.
