Everybody's Doing It (2002)

In a small town where the pressures of adolescence collide with the rigid expectations of high school life, two teenagers find themselves at a crossroads. Angela and Travis are navigating the tumultuous waters of first love and the accompanying desire for intimacy when their high school decides to implement a controversial abstinence education program. As they grapple with the decision to take a significant step in their relationship, the stakes are raised when a self-proclaimed "good girl" takes it upon herself to enforce the program by collecting abstinence pledges, threatening to expose their secret. This family comedy offers a humorous yet poignant exploration of teenage relationships, societal pressure, and the often absurdities of high school culture. With a blend of lighthearted moments and genuine emotional depth, it invites viewers to reflect on the challenges of growing up in an environment that often feels suffocating. While the film may not achieve critical acclaim, its entertaining premise and relatable characters make it an engaging watch for anyone looking to relive the awkwardness of their teenage years. It’s a quirky reminder that navigating love and personal values is a universal experience, one that resonates with audiences of all ages.