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Promising 18-year-old track star Jessie Brenner struggles with binge-drinking during her first year of college.Promising 18-year-old track star Jessie Brenner struggles with binge-drinking during her first year of college.Promising 18-year-old track star Jessie Brenner struggles with binge-drinking during her first year of college.
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Brenda Crichlow
- Vonda Moss
- (as Brenda M. Crichlow)
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- TriviaWhile filming the director would always have a drink in his hand
- GoofsAfter Jesse loses her cell phone after a night of drinking, she gets a new one that is completely different. But after she loses it her cell phone changes back and forth between the first one she lost and the new one she got afterwards.
- ConnectionsReferences Zoolander (2001)
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Written by Eric J. Marshall and Christopher Bradstreet
Performed by Eric James
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Cheesy but ultimately addictive
This was a watchable enough TV movie in a train derailment sort of way. A Lifetime movie with a message. Actually it reminded me of those "after school specials" that were all the rage when I was growing up. Addictive but cheesy, over the top dramatizations of teens making bad decisions and then dealing with the consequences.
Here we follow promising track star and mama's girl Jessie Brenner as she heads off to college. Trying to fit in and be one of the cool kids she soon starts partying with her dorm-mate and before long slides into binge drinking and debauchery while lying to her mother about her constant partying and late hours. Promiscuity, car wrecks, topless internet videos, failing grades and general bad decisions soon follow.
Despite being a bit hard to take seriously, I enjoyed Nancy Travis as the Mum and Sara Paxton did a decent enough job as Jessie. Some of the party scenes were pretty hilarious and there were some continuity issues. I also found the ending predictable as Lifetime gives one last desperate attempt to drive the "bad drinking" message home to young and influencable viewers. 4/6/15
*Victoria BC as somewhere college town USA.
Here we follow promising track star and mama's girl Jessie Brenner as she heads off to college. Trying to fit in and be one of the cool kids she soon starts partying with her dorm-mate and before long slides into binge drinking and debauchery while lying to her mother about her constant partying and late hours. Promiscuity, car wrecks, topless internet videos, failing grades and general bad decisions soon follow.
Despite being a bit hard to take seriously, I enjoyed Nancy Travis as the Mum and Sara Paxton did a decent enough job as Jessie. Some of the party scenes were pretty hilarious and there were some continuity issues. I also found the ending predictable as Lifetime gives one last desperate attempt to drive the "bad drinking" message home to young and influencable viewers. 4/6/15
*Victoria BC as somewhere college town USA.
- juneebuggy
- Apr 17, 2015
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