Main specs
Actor(s): Justin Long, Blake Lively, Mark Derwin, Maria Thayer, Ann Cusack, Anthony Heald
Director(s): Steve Pink
Genre: Comedy
Classification: 12 years and over
Production Year: 2006
Running Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Consumer Advice: Contains strong language and moderate sex references
Video Category: Feature Film
Plot: What happens when you want to go to college but no school accepts you? If you're Bartleby Gaines, you invent a fictitious university and create your own destiny.
Release details
DVD Region: Region 2 (Europe)
Studio(s): UNIVERSAL PICTURES UK; UNIVERSAL MUSIC OPERATIONS
Release date: 12/02/2007
No of Discs: 1
Catalogue No: 8247481
Barcode: 5050582474817
Screenwriter: Mark Perez, Adam Cooper
Director of Photography: Matthew F. Leonetti
Producer: Michael Bostick, Tom Shadyac
Languages
Main Language: English
Dubbed Language: German
Subtitle Language: Dutch, Norweigan, Finnish, Danish, German, Swedish
Hearing Impaired Language: English
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DVD Description
What happens when you want to go to college but no school accepts you? If you're Bartleby Gaines (Justin Long), you invent a fictitious university and create your own destiny. ACCEPTED follows the Ferris Bueller-esque Bartleby as he and his assembled crew of college rejects dupe the world by building the South Harmon Institute of Technology from scratch. There's his nerdy friend Sherman Schrader (Jonah Hill), who is actually enrolled in the well-established Harmon College across the way but who helps Bartleby with the logistics; the hyper-smart Rory (Maria Thayer), who put all her eggs into one basket and got rejected by her dream Ivy League school; Hands (Columbus Short), a football player who lost his scholarship when he blew out his knee; Glen (Adam Herschman), a former convenience store employee who is about as dumb as they come; and, finally, Uncle Ben (Lewis Black), a former academic who gets talked into become the makeshift school's dean when he gets fired from his latest job selling sneakers at the mall. What begins as an innocent ploy to make his parents happy quickly spirals out of control when Bartleby realises that several hundred kids have shown up for orientation. As he digs himself into a deeper and more irrevocable hole, something strange happens: Bartleby realises that he's actually onto something. Steve Pink's ACCEPTED is a light-hearted comedy that has its heart in the right place.
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