

Can't Hardly Wait
"Yesterday's history. Tomorrow's the future. Tonight's the party."
Synopsis
It's graduation day at Huntington Hills High, and you know what that means - time to party. And not just any party, either. This one will be a night to remember, as the nerds become studs, the jocks are humiliated, and freshman crushes blossom into grown-up romance.
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Status: Released
Director: Harry Elfont
Main Cast
User Reviews
JPV852
This is one I've watched many times over the years and still just a fun teen movie, with a great cast that doesn't rely heavily on gross-out moments. **3.75/5**
Wuchak
***An epic all-night high school graduation party at a Los Angeles mansion*** This is a sometimes amusing, sometimes cringe-inducing look at the good, the bad and the embarrassing of the high school years. Itâs interesting seeing certain up-and-comers when they were so young, like Jennifer Love Hewitt, Lauren Ambrose, Seth Green, Jaime Pressly, Amber Benson, Selma Blair and Jennifer Lyons. Then thereâs Melissa Joan Hart, Jenna Elfman and Jerry O'Connell in glorified cameos. My wife & I got locked in a room in our house because the doorknob broke, so Kenny and Denise getting stuck in the bathroom rings true in one of the more effective sequences. But one characterâs obsession with so-and-soâs âhotnessâ is unhealthy and so her initial reaction to him is exactly what he needed, yet this is contradicted by the ending. It wouldâve worked better if he ended up with so-and-so. Youâll know what I mean when you see it. Still, the flick successfully brought up several real-life memories for my wife & me. For instance, someone revealing the crush they had on you during the school years but were too shy to tell you. So, thereâs a lot of truth amidst the sophomoric happenings. Itâs just not in the same league as âFast Times at Ridgemont Highâ and âCluelessâ or even âValley Girls,â âJust One of the Guysâ and âDazed and Confused.â It runs 1h 40m and was shot in late 1997 in the Los Angeles area. The mansion unfortunately burned down in the Eaton Fire of January, 2025. GRADE: B-/C+



















