Haley Joel Osment joins Sex Ed
Isaac Feder, who is known for commercials as well as short films, is directing this project.
Osment is going to play, "a college graduate who dreams of teaching high school Algebra but due to budget restraints, ends up teaching sexual education, despite being a virgin. He discovers an unlikely mentor in a blues bar, a ruthless enemy in the local PTA, and a gorgeous Polish girl for whom English is a distant second language."
The script was written by Billy Kennedy.
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jameslev
extremely random
2 years agoby @jameslevFlag
The Narrator: The Better Man
@strbJun, this sounds far more "relatable" to the average viewer than TDK. Lol. I mean a guy in a position in which he doesn't know what to do. Pretty simple.
2 years agoby @narratorFlag
The Narrator: The Better Man
What? No there have been far creepier premises to films. To me this sounds like it's gonna be hilarious. That is if they make it the way I think they are. Cool.
2 years agoby @narratorFlag
StrbJun
I'm sometimes dumbfounded by the silly ideas that hollywood has which nobody can really relate to. What makes movies great? When people can relate to them. Even when they are a zaney film or a scifi film... if, on some level, people can relate to it to some degree then, yes, it becomes popular.
Yes, people could relate to the wedding singer, to the original star wars, to lord of the rings, and yes, dark knight. That is what made those and many other movies great. But this? I just don't see it. I predict a dismal failure and a crappy film.
Some of these producers that approve these concepts must live on an entirely different planet when they think concepts like this could make money. They keep trying it but it almost never works. Go back to film school, guys, as the first thing they teach you: help the audience connect to the characters. No matter how story or concept oriented a movie may be, it MUST have the audience connect. How can the audience connect to such a silly concept? I bet you, too, that I can predict exactly how the story will flow from beginning to end just from that very blurb.
2 years agoby @strbjunFlag
Diaigma
I'd be happy to see Osment is something new, but yes, "creepy" is appropriate here :P
2 years agoby @diaigmaFlag
DoubleR0522
THIS IS CREEPY AS HELL, LOL
2 years agoby @doubler0522Flag
Brian
Haley. Why did you have to grow up? You may be done now, son.
2 years agoby @brianFlag
GeekStar
@Rufio.You're right this does sound creepy.
2 years agoby @vendetta28Flag
Rufio
i'm sorry but this sounds creepy.
2 years agoby @rufioFlag