Debate with me all you want, but this is actually a half-way decent movie. True, it will never win any awards, but it passes the time amicably enough.

It started out being awful but ended being kinda nice?

The only thing I didn't like was that, glaringly conveniently, the prep school kids had to defend the affirmative, while the public school girls had to defend the negative. Like, what if their sides had been reversed? Debating shouldn't be about defending your personal opinion based on your life experience. Also, Lona was totally not a privileged kid. She even could only afford to go to the prep school because she had a full scholarship. She could have easily refuted all the arguments the others girls made about non-rich kids not being able to afford a nice college. And I know not every single person who deserves it would get a full ride, because that simply isn't realistic. But the argument could be made, that if you put in the work, the possibility certainly exists.

Thankfully, in my country we don't have this problem, cause the top universities are all free. We have tons pf other problems, but if you don't go to college it's mainly because you don't want to, not because you can't afford to.