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If you want to have sex for the first time and you're not quite an adult yet, you probably shouldn't shout it from the rooftops, or even on the internet. You never know who might find out and what they might do with that information. The daring comedy Kazišuci (The Screw-Ups) is a perfect cautionary tale in this regard. In the film, parents discover their children's intentions and go on the warpath with a single goal in mind: to preserve their daughters' virginity at all costs. It's no surprise that they overreact. Mitchell (John Cena) hasn't yet realized that his daughter is almost an adult. Lisa (Leslie Mann) doesn't have a partner, so she fixates on her little girl to an unhealthy degree. And Hunter (Ike Barinholtz) never really cared much about his Sam, and now he wants to make up for it. They learn about the "sexual agreement" that will rid their children of the stigma of virginity that same evening from their accidentally intercepted communication on the internet. And because their daughters have just left for their prom and they can't call them to forbid them from having sex, they set out into the nighttime whirlwind of a small town to find them and tell them that they still have plenty of time. If they had known at the beginning of this journey what awaited them, they might have ended up accepting not only the sex, but also some unplanned pregnancies. The road to hell can be paved not only with good intentions, but also with unlikely coincidences, comical accidents, and the feeling that everything is futile anyway...
- Director Kay Cannon's commentary
- Deleted scenes
- Bloopers
- Rescue mission
- Prom night
- The history of sex with Ike Barinholtz
- Parent's guide: How to survive prom night with John Cena
- Drink! Drink! Drink!
- Vomit everywhere







