Movie spotlight
Goin' All the Way!
High schoolers Arnie and Monica split over his relentless pursuit of sex, only to find themselves drawn back together after a series of misadventures, awkward courtships, and the looming threat of jealous bully “Piggy” Bronk. Amid flirtations, fights, and fleeting romances, the teens navigate the chaos of youth, choosing between love and lust.
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Plot Summary
In this teen comedy, two high school seniors, Brad and Kevin, are determined to lose their virginity before graduation. They embark on a series of humorous and often misguided attempts to achieve their goal, navigating awkward encounters and miscommunications. Their quest for sexual experience leads them through various misadventures as they try to impress girls and figure out the complexities of relationships.
Critical Reception
Goin' All the Way! was a low-budget independent film that received minimal critical attention upon its release. It is largely considered a product of its time, often appearing in lists of obscure or forgotten teen comedies. While it may have found a small cult following over the years, it did not achieve widespread critical acclaim or commercial success.
What Reviewers Say
A typical low-budget teen comedy from the early 80s.
Lacks significant plot development or memorable characters.
Relies heavily on predictable coming-of-age tropes.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot primarily in and around Santa Clarita, California, and was part of a wave of independent teen comedies produced during the early 1980s.
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