Matt Brunson Film Frenzy Jan 24, 2021 2.5/4

Offers a smattering of decent chuckles amidst all the predictable piling on of pilfered plotlines.

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Mike Massie Gone With The Twins Nov 15, 2020 6/10

Though the plot is outrageous, with no grounding in reality, the film does an admirable job of making everything seem sensible - at least in the context of a comedic scenario.

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Micheal Compton Bowling Green Daily News Nov 20, 2019 B

A surprisingly sharp comedy that manages to pay homage to classic comedies like Animal House while delivering a lot of laughs.

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Kaleem Aftab The List Nov 3, 2018 2/5

Despite several hilarious moments involving oddball classes and crude attempts to deceive parents, it's a teen movie by numbers and ultimately the maths don't add up.

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Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Oct 2, 2012 C

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Joshua Starnes ComingSoon.net Dec 28, 2010 5/10

It has a few funny bits here and there, but they're deeply mired in the seen-it-all-beforeness of the film.

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Jim Lane Sacramento News & Review Aug 7, 2008 1/5

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Jennie Kermode Eye for Film Dec 7, 2007 3/5

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David Nusair Reel Film Reviews May 17, 2007 2/4

Sporadically entertaining but relentlessly lightweight...

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Mark Palermo The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) Mar 15, 2007

Though keeping worthwhile targets - like professors who want to see their most creative students fail - director Steve Pink lets his punk inspiration slide into standard school rivalries and unrelated slapstick.

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Frank Lovece Film Journal International Mar 1, 2007

The movie works on the pure energy of its straight-faced silliness.

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Bill Chambers Film Freak Central Nov 12, 2006 1.5/4

[Accepted] would be funnier with an R rating on principle

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Matthew Turner ViewLondon Oct 5, 2006 2/5

Average comedy that's low on jokes and doesn't quite live up to its premise, though it remains watchable thanks to a charming performance by Justin Long.

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Rich Cline Shadows on the Wall Sep 28, 2006 2/5

Amid the corny cliches, the writers have buried several genuinely hilarious throwaway lines.

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JoBlo JoBlo's Movie Network Sep 23, 2006 5/10

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Scott Nash Three Movie Buffs Sep 2, 2006 1.5/4

Wants to be so much funnier than it actually is.

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Jeffrey M. Anderson Combustible Celluloid Aug 31, 2006 2/4

A flat comedy based on a flimsy premise and filled out with the usual "snowballing lie" plot, climaxing in the "rousing speech."

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Chris Cabin Filmcritic.com Aug 28, 2006 2/5

expect an uneasy feeling of recycling.

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Susan Granger Modamag.com Aug 26, 2006 6/10

Subversive, sophomoric comedy

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Ken Eisner Georgia Straight Aug 26, 2006

Any movie that lets the Daily Show's Lewis Black, as the school's ad-hoc dean, rant at will about consumerism and foul-mouthed freethinking definitely knows its S.H.I.T. from shinola.

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