I feel for you. I’ve naturally automatically hated spring break shows and movies because they show the implausible: college students with vacation money! Been through the college route, and except for a class in England, my vacations were maybe one state over at best. This may be a dumb question for me, Questions, but you speak Russian, right? I just want to know what Mendo’s thought of the day was at the end.

Speaking as someone who’s been through college, there are TONS of people like this. Even if the college in question isn’t a famous “party school”, many of the 18-22 year olds there would absolutely treat it that way, and not give one or more $#!+s about anything else. They’re basically (if not literally) teenagers, they’re functionally independent (except for their folks paying the bills once every three months), they have minimal supervision, some sort of allowance or something, and they’re surrounded by at least one person who’s more irresponsible than they are. I’m not saying everyone’s gonna act this way, but a good many of them absolutely will.

Personally I saw Franco’s character as a someone who is lame and is trying way to hard to be cool, when he really is not, think of the stereotypical people on MTV’s Cribs. There is also religious imagery in this film, one shot in particularly is after Rachael Korine gets shot and you see a two story building with them at the bottom in the red(as subtle as a brick to the face) and in some new age religions alien is representative of the devil. So the religious scene at the beginning serves a purpose thematically and is not just thrown in. I was also more sympathetic to Gucci’s character if anything and the white girls were more evil than Gucci, so why not say all white girls are the epitome of evil? What you are saying is like saying Dead man down(a film I do not like) is racist since the main villain is a black gang member and our hero a white man wants to kill him.