Booksmart's Opening Minutes Will Transport You Right Back To High School

Miss out on all those high school parties you wish you'd gone to as a substitute opposed to staying awake all night and studying? Olivia Wilde's directorial debut Booksmart will let you live that dream vicariously.


Right now, you could watch the opening six minutes of the movie, which follows two teens, Molly (Beanie Feldstein) and Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) who spend one night attempting to create up for all of the parties they opted to miss out on while trying for a fruitful high school career instead.


The movie is set to bring a whole host of zany hijinks the ladies will get into while attempting to convince their classmates they're just as cool as they are – although it seems like skipping out on parties was something of a waste. Guess what? The "irresponsible" folks are getting into the schools they wanted to, too.


the opening few moments of the movie follow Amy and Molly as they head to school as they generally do, with graduation looming. They break down on the street with an impromptu dance party, which really sets the tone for how the rest of the movie will go for these best friends.


In class they're clearly some of the hugest nerds around, chatting up their teacher Ms. Fine (Jessica Williams) about the crossword puzzles they complete and time themselves finishing. It seems each person has a crush on or wants to get Ms. Fine's attention, and another student slyly makes fun of Amy and Molly for "scoring their teacher's number" – though not in the way most of the students probably want to.


The clip serves up joke immediately after joke, with lightning-fast quips, hilarious interactions between Amy Molly, and it also showcases their witty personalities well in the few minutes afforded to us as an early preview. By the time the clip's ended, you're willing to launch straight into the movie. If this sneak peek is indicative of how the complete thing will play out, count us in.


Booksmart is bringing us back to high school as soon as it debuts in theaters on May 24.