Due to its hilarious nature the film, which is actress Olivia Wilde's directorial debut, is being dubbed the female version of Superbad, the 2007 film coincidentally starring Feldstein's older brother, Jonah Hill. In a way that only a women could do, Wilde and screenwriter Katie Silberman perfectly encapsulate the bond women share with their first real best friend and the all-consuming nature of a first crush - Molly, a somewhat surprising choice in Nick the jock and Amy, who is introduced matter-of-factly as a lesbian at the start of the film, on a skateboard riding girl named Ryan.
With Lisa Kudrow starring as Amy's supportive mother - she assumes that Molly and Amy are dating and at one point that 'Korean face masks' are code words for lesbian sex moves - and Wilde's real-life husband Will Forte as Amy's dad, plus Jason Sudeikis as the awkward school principal, Booksmart is everything you could hope for when looking to describe growing up as a millennial woman.
Oh, and Feldstein and Dever - who lived together for the duration of filming - are absolutely brilliant.
Seriously, just go and see it.
Booksmart is out in cinemas nationwide now.
