How are you not outraged?

Why did you even watch this movie? First of all,it's a COMEDY. About a "BAD TEACHER"!! How could you even take a moment of this movie so seriously? After your exhaustive rant,I doubt you have the mental capacity to even enjoy modern comedy. Stick to dramas.

it's a joke, relax

1. Technically, she was reported. Besides that, if you really feel like taking this movie seriously, they probably felt bad about her engagement ending and passed it off as being upset.

2. If this offends you, don't watch a movie called "Bad Teacher." Just a thought.

3. I thought it was pretty ridiculous for them top smoke pot inside the school, putting their jobs in jeopardy. As for Amy, she wasn't that great of a person either. I'd put whoever Phyllis played above Amy.

4. Well it does help that Elizabeth was always two steps ahead. And if you even finished watching the movie, you'd see that she became a better person and a guidance counselor, meaning she doesn't interact with the students nearly as much as she used to.

"It's around 4 o'clock. We've been here since 12 o'clock. Five hours is like enough."

Okay, I saw this movie as part of "dinner and a movie" night for the SMD Summer Breakout Program. Enjoyed it. That's because whenever I go to the movies, I go for a nice evening (or afternoon, but mostly evening) out.

I think of Shania Twain's lyrics in cases like this: "I ain't gonna act politically correct/I only wanna have a good time." Learn to adapt this kind of thinking when you go to the movies, and leave the prudish attitude at the door.

If you were describing a documentary, I would completely agree, but you're not, you're just describing a bad movie.

Imagine all the movies you could apply a similar list to if they were real life...


Bottom line is, it's a bad comedy, it had a few laugh out loud moments, but it's still a bad comedy.

If this were set in an office people wouldn't care. The fact that it's set in a school has obviously hit a nerve with people, but this isn't a movie aimed at kids.

'Outraged' is maybe too extreme, but I find movies where child actors take on dark adult based roles to be more offensive... The shinning springs to mind. The kid who plays Danny was unaware he was filming a horror movie, and only found out as a teenager.

There are a lot of movies where I can understand people being 'outraged', this isn't one.

What outrages me about this movie is that $20,000,000 was budgeted to produce the same clichéd crap we have seen a thousand times.

"Spoiler" alert: (and I use quotes because if you couldn't predict how this movie would end, you're an idiot!)

Just the title, A-list cast and the fact it's been advertised as a romantic comedy is enough to tell you that a 'Bad Teacher' is obviously going to become a good teacher (debatable I know, but that's how the movie portrays it.)

Every romantic A-lister comedy to EVER come out of Hollywood follows the same framework. Someone (usually a woman) is single, or has a break up, she meets someone new [insert 'falls in love but break up', 'too shy to start a relationship', 'realises their pursuing the wrong person' etc...] and then ultimately ends with them falling in love and living happily ever after.

It's tiresome, but it's a safe format that in this case made almost $200 million.

That $20 million could have been spent on something new and original, that's what outrages me!

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bats6767, you need a hug. how are you so outraged by a film, clearly meant to be a raunchy comedy, which, btw, I found it to be very funny!

I'll give you that they went over the top of improbable behavior because there's no way the hammer wouldn't have came down on constent movies. That said.....In the future....If a movie title starts with "Bad" something.....Pass it up because it's most likely the worse example of that type of person...Case in point...."Bad Santa." You'll go through the roof on that one if this one upset you so bad....

Tundrabeast