Conversely, shes the key in of teacher every teenager (particularly the boys) would love to have.
Hes perfect for Elizabeth, despite the attention hes getting from her colleague, Amy (Lucy Punch).
Cameron Diaz manages to carry the film in spite of an average script.
He gets a chance to sing, but the result is cheesy and cringe-worthy.
Segel doesnt stray too far from punch in, with his sarcastic and self-deprecating wit.
Phyllis Smith puts in an wonderful performance with very little screen time as Elizabeths confidante, the dowdy Lynn.
TheSchools Out Editioncontains a new rude cut not seen in cinemas.
The script isnt so much rude as disappointingly unfunny.
These are all puerile and pointless.
Six deleted scenes offer five-and-a-half minutes of extra footage that manage to annoy more than entertain.
Way Behind The Scenes With Jason And Justin features a short mock-interview with Jason Segel and Justin Timberlake.
Its not a terrible feature, but it does seem to outstay its welcome.
Raising More Than Funds is the only real featurette on the DVD, focusing on the car wash scene.
Bad Teacheris a rare thing: a wasted potential of a film and extras.
Film:Disc:
you’ve got the option to rent or buyBad TeacheratBlockbuster.co.uk.
Rating:
2 out of 5
