Bartleby a highschool student played by Justin Long a perfect actor for the part gets rejected by all the colleges he applied for, so creates his own college. He ends up with loads of college students and gets ratted out by his best friend, with his sister figuring him out the whole way.

"Accepted is this dumb, yet funny movie about a man named Bartleby Gaines who gets rejected from EVERY college he applies to. He then tries to take the risk of making up a phony college so that his parents wouldn't ground him or something like that. There are a few drug references such as making fake I.Ds. There are also a few profanitized jokes such as the "dean" saying rude stuff to the parents which is offensive, yet funny to mature 4th graders. Overall, NOT appropriate for grade-schoolers. Try seeing it with your kids if you must, just so they don't ask you questions about the sexual jokes and humor.

Rated PG-13 For Language,Sexual Material And Drug Content

really funny movie

I enjoyed this movie as well as my dad when we watched it together, but it was...a bit inappropriate. There was stuff about beer and sex and drinking and repeated swearing. I enjoyed this movie, but I should've waited until I was older to see it.

your teenager will want to see this, and it won't kill them. i would say this film is for around the same age group as mean girls. the film is not likely to give your teenager any life lessons, but it will keep them entertained at a sleepover. it approaches some kind of a concept with its idea that "everyone has some talent or something to learn/offer" but offers it up in such a way that any kind of message is likely lost in slapstick humor. all the same, theres nothing in the movie that kids of 13+ won't already know, and if you watch it with them, you will likely be laughing as well.

Wait until your children are 17 and older to watch this movie! Do not let children aged 16 and younger to watch it!